Alcatraz transfer language passed by either chamber by end of 2026?
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Resolves YES if either the House or Senate passes any bill before January 1, 2027 containing statutory language that (a) transfers administrative jurisdiction over Alcatraz Island from Interior/NPS to DOJ or any DOJ component, (b) authorizes or requires such transfer, (c) modifies the GGNRA boundary to exclude Alcatraz Island, or (d) conditions appropriated funds on such transfer.
- Committee markup or report language alone does not count — full floor passage in at least one chamber is required.
- The bill need not become law for YES resolution.
- Resolves NO if no such bill passes either chamber by the deadline.
- Background: Trump's FY2027 budget requests $152M to begin reopening Alcatraz as a federal prison, but the island is currently part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area under NPS administration.
- Statutory transfer language is the cleanest legal path to durable reactivation; without it, any executive-branch attempt to convert the island faces significant litigation risk under NHPA, NEPA, and the GGNRA enabling statute.
