Darren Drake Act

The Darren Drake Act, also known as Bill 117 hr 4089, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress with the aim of improving national security measures in response to terrorist attacks. The bill is named after Darren Drake, a victim of the 2017 terrorist attack in New York City.

The main provisions of the Darren Drake Act include enhancing the monitoring and tracking of individuals who have traveled to countries with known terrorist activity, increasing coordination between federal agencies to prevent terrorist attacks, and improving communication between law enforcement agencies at the local, state, and federal levels.

Additionally, the bill calls for the implementation of stricter background checks for individuals seeking to enter the United States, as well as increased funding for counterterrorism efforts and intelligence gathering. Overall, the Darren Drake Act seeks to strengthen national security measures and prevent future terrorist attacks by improving coordination and communication between law enforcement agencies and implementing stricter screening processes for individuals entering the country.