Authorizes the U.S. Capitol Police to detect, track, disrupt, seize, and if necessary destroy drones that pose a credible threat to the Capitol and its grounds, overriding certain federal laws that would otherwise restrict such actions.

• Allows the Capitol Police Board to detect, monitor, warn, disrupt, seize, or use reasonable force against an unmanned aircraft system that poses a credible threat to covered Capitol facilities or assets.
• Sets privacy limits: communications intercepted under the authority may be kept no more than 180 days unless specified exceptions apply, and may not be disclosed outside the Capitol Police except in limited cases.
• Requires coordination with the Department of Transportation and the FAA where actions may affect aviation safety or airspace, and requires a written report to the House Administration and Senate Rules committees every six months.

• Judiciary Committee (House)
• Transportation and Infrastructure Committee (House)
• Aviation Subcommittee
• Committee on House Administration (House)

Transportation and Public Works