American Assistance Visibility Act

The American Assistance Visibility Act would require the United States flag to be distinctively displayed on all foreign assistance provided by the U.S. government to foreign countries and international organizations. This would apply to tangible items such as buildings, equipment, vehicles, and infrastructure, as well as digital materials like websites, social media posts, and publications.

The bill would make the U.S. flag the primary visual branding element on foreign assistance, though the Secretary of State could authorize additional branding in limited circumstances. These exceptions would include situations where international agreements require co-branding or where additional branding is necessary to identify implementing partners, provided the U.S. flag remains most prominent. The bill has passed committee review and is eligible for a floor vote in the House.