Federal Building Threat Notification Act
The Senate considered the Federal Building Threat Notification Act, a bipartisan bill requiring officials to quickly notify workers and visitors of violent threats near federal buildings. Senator Peters introduced it with Senators Lankford and Ernst and noted it had passed committee unanimously. He asked the Senate to pass it by unanimous consent, along with a committee-reported substitute amendment, and the bill was passed as amended.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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