Albert Pike Statue Removal Act

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.