EAGLES Act of 2025

Creates a National Threat Assessment Center housed in the U.S. Secret Service (under the Secretary of Homeland Security) to lead research, training, consultation, and information sharing to prevent targeted violence, with a particular focus on a national program to prevent targeted school violence. The Center must develop and deliver training, conduct and publish research, coordinate with Federal partners, hire behavioral-threat-assessment experts, report to Congress, and follow limits on use of funds; the law authorizes funding for the Center and sets a termination date.

The bill also records findings that behavioral threat assessment—an evidence-based, multi‑partner approach used to identify warning behaviors and intervene—reduces the risk of targeted violence and is an appropriate, research-backed prevention strategy for schools and other communities.