Human-Animal Chimera Prohibition Act of 2025

Summary

Creates a new federal criminal chapter that would prohibit certain human-animal chimera activities by adding a new chapter to the federal criminal code (Title 18, Part I). The text provided does not include the actual prohibitions, definitions, penalties, effective date, funding, or enforcement details — it only directs insertion of a new chapter and updates the table of chapters.

• Directs insertion of a new criminal chapter in Title 18 of the U.S. Code addressing human-animal chimeras.
• Provided text does not include substantive prohibitions, definitions, penalties, or effective date.
• Also amends the table of chapters in Title 18 to show the new chapter entry.
• No funding, agency duties, or implementation deadlines are specified in the text provided.
• Scientists, universities, and health systems would be most directly affected once substantive rules are set.
• Enforcement responsibility and penalty details are unknown and would depend on future statutory language or regulations.
• The subject is likely to raise ethical, scientific, and legal debates once specifics are proposed.