Return to Sender Act

This bill, called the Return to Sender Act, cancels any money that was set aside but not yet committed under two parts (sections 70002 and 70003) of the Inflation Reduction Act. It also fully repeals those two sections. In simple terms, any leftover, unspent funds in those sections would be pulled back, and those parts of the law would no longer exist going forward.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Federal programs and activities that would have used unspent funds under sections 70002 and 70003, and people or groups expecting money from those funds.
• What changes: All not-yet-committed money in those sections is canceled, and the sections are repealed, stopping future spending from them.
• When: This takes effect on the date the bill becomes law.