America Supports Taiwan Act

Requires federal agencies to use a single, standard name when referring to Taiwan and to update their public websites to match within 14 days of enactment. It establishes two narrow exceptions to the naming rule and defines which government bodies must comply by referencing existing law.

Also states Congress’s views about growing tensions in the Taiwan Strait, supports Taiwan’s ability to defend itself, and expresses a preference for consistent U.S. usage that resists pressure from the People’s Republic of China on naming issues.