HUMBLE Presidents Act

Summary

Prohibits using a sitting President’s name, image, likeness, or signature on Federal assets (including Federal buildings) and forbids their appearance on U.S. coins, currency, and securities. It also bars use of Federal funds to place a sitting President’s name, image, likeness, or signature on those federal assets or financial instruments.

• Bans use of a sitting President’s name, image, likeness, or signature on any Federal asset, including Federal buildings.
• Prohibits the sitting President’s name, image, likeness, or signature from appearing on U.S. coins, currency, and securities.
• Bars Federal funds from being used to place or display a sitting President’s name, image, likeness, or signature on covered federal assets or financial instruments.
• Adds explicit prohibitions into title 31 of the U.S. Code related to coins, currency, and securities.
• Defines "covered asset" broadly to include Federal property and other Federal assets, widening the ban’s reach beyond just buildings.
• Does not explicitly specify removal procedures or funding for removing existing items that bear a sitting President’s likeness.
• Requires federal agencies (e.g., Treasury, U.S. Mint, GSA) to update policies, procurement, and design approvals to comply.
• Targets only sitting Presidents; it does not alter rules for former Presidents or private citizens.
• Could create modest administrative and compliance costs but is narrowly focused in scope.