Adds a new paragraph (30) to subsection (a) requiring institutions to designate at least one employee to coordinate Title VI compliance (including complaint investigation), conduct an annually-updated public awareness campaign with specified posting and accessibility features, annually submit an unredacted report to the Secretary and a public version (public version may redact victim/minor identifiers), provide annual notice of coordinator contact information and Title VI policies/procedures, and take steps to distinguish Title VI-prohibited discrimination/harassment from First Amendment-protected political expression.

Amends section 2009 of the Homeland Security Act of 2002 (6 U.S.C. 609a) by (1) revising subsection (d) (heading and paragraph (1)), adding new paragraphs requiring FEMA have sufficient personnel and resources and prohibiting the Administrator or a State from imposing certain conditions on grant recipients (restrictions related to diversity/equity/inclusion, immigration, non-physical security, political position/affiliation, political advocacy, or protected status/characteristic); (2) revising subsection (e) to change required report contents for each grant recipient (name, amount, and expenditures not retained) redesignating paragraph (4) as (8), and inserting new paragraphs (4)-(7) requiring aggregate statistics (number of applicants not funded, number of grants made, range of grant amounts, average grant amount); and (3) amending subsection (i) to specify authorizations of appropriations ($360,000,000 per year for FY2023–2026 and $500,000,000 per year for FY2027–2032) and to restructure paragraph formatting as described.

Adds a new subsection (d) to 34 U.S.C. 41305 creating the Hate Crime Reporting Center (HCRC) within the Civil Rights Unit of the FBI, establishing a Coordinator position with appointment, duties, term, personnel rules, methods, reporting requirements, and an authorization of appropriations.