People’s White House Historic Preservation Act

Summary

Designates a short title for the Act and makes two minor edits to a federal statute: it removes quotation marks around the phrase referring to the White House or its grounds and deletes an extra comma before a conjunction. The changes are purely punctuation and formatting fixes; they do not create new programs, change funding, add deadlines, or alter substantive legal requirements. The short title provision takes effect upon enactment.

• Designates a short title for the Act, effective upon enactment.
• Makes two editorial changes to federal statutory text (quotation marks removed; an extra comma removed).
• Amends the wording of 54 U.S.C. § 307104 for punctuation/formatting only.
• Contains no new programs, funding, or deadlines.
• Does not change substantive legal requirements or enforcement provisions.
• Likely intended as a technical cleanup to improve clarity of the statute.
• Very low complexity and minimal expected policy impact.