Summary

Terminates the national emergency declared April 2, 2025 (by Executive Order 14257) under the National Emergencies Act. The termination takes effect on the date this joint resolution is enacted and rescinds the statutory emergency authority conferred by that declaration. The resolution does not create new programs or funding; it simply ends the emergency status and the special authorities, waivers, or actions that depended on that declaration, requiring affected agencies and entities to revert to normal statutory authorities and procedures upon enactment.

• Terminates the national emergency declared April 2, 2025 (Executive Order 14257).
• Uses section 202 of the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1622) to end the emergency.
• Termination is effective immediately on the date the joint resolution is enacted.
• Rescinds the special authorities, waivers, or flexibilities that depended on that emergency declaration.
• Does not authorize new spending or change tax or appropriations law.
• Requires federal agencies and other entities to revert to ordinary statutory authorities and procedures.
• Does not itself provide implementation details or transitional timelines—those are left to agencies or separate actions.
• May cause administrative, regulatory, or operational changes for programs established or modified under the emergency.