Intelligence Community Property Security Act of 2025

Summary

Makes it a federal crime to enter or access property that is under the control of an intelligence community element and is clearly marked as closed or restricted, unless authorized. Penalties rise with repeat offenses: up to 180 days in jail for a first offense, up to 3 years for a second, and up to 10 years for a third or subsequent offense, with fines as allowed under federal law.

• Creates a federal crime for unauthorized access to intelligence community property that is clearly marked as closed or restricted.
• Applies within U.S. jurisdiction to property under the jurisdiction of an intelligence community element.
• Establishes escalating criminal penalties for repeat offenses: up to 180 days (1st), 3 years (2nd), 10 years (3rd+), plus fines under Title 18.
• Does not appropriate funds or create a dedicated enforcement agency; enforcement would use existing federal law enforcement and prosecutorial resources.
• Amends the National Security Act of 1947 to add the new offense and updates the Act’s table of contents.
• Affects authorized and unauthorized visitors, federal employees, and contractors working on or near intelligence community property.
• May overlap with existing trespass, base-security, or agency-specific rules and could raise questions about the definitions of key terms.
• No effective date or transition rules are specified in the text provided.