Summary

Establishes an annual commemorative week to be observed as Anti‑Communism Week and asks the President each year to designate the week and issue a proclamation encouraging ceremonies and public observances; includes findings that condemn communism and memorialize its victims. The provision is non‑mandatory, creates no new funding, penalties, or regulatory requirements, and inserts the commemorative week into the federal commemorative statutes (title 36, U.S. Code).

• Creates a yearly national observance called Anti‑Communism Week and adds it to federal commemorative law.
• Requests that the President annually designate the week and issue a proclamation urging public observance.
• Includes congressional findings that condemn communism and memorialize victims of communist regimes.
• Does not appropriate funds, create penalties, or impose regulatory duties on governments or private actors.
• Places the new observance in title 36 of the U.S. Code so it appears with other federal commemorations.
• Presidential action is requested but non‑binding; observance activities are voluntary.
• The change is symbolic and educational rather than programmatic or financial.
• No new federal agencies, grants, or reporting requirements are created.