This bill orders the National Park Service to take down the Albert Pike statue near Judiciary Square in Washington, DC. The statue can be given to a museum or a similar group so it can be kept and explained indoors. If anyone ever puts it outside again, the statue must go back to the federal government.

Key points:

• What changes: The Albert Pike statue is removed from its outdoor spot in DC.
• What happens to it: It may be donated, but must be kept indoors for preservation and education; outdoor display is not allowed, or it returns to the government.
• Who is involved: The Secretary of the Interior, through the National Park Service, carries this out.