A bill to restrict Federal funding for events giving adversary foreign entities access to critical transportation infrastructure or military facilities.

Bill 118 s 4788, also known as the "Adversary Foreign Entities Access Restriction Act," aims to limit Federal funding for events that allow foreign adversaries access to critical transportation infrastructure or military facilities. The bill seeks to prevent potential security risks by restricting the participation of countries considered to be adversaries of the United States in events that involve access to sensitive locations.

If passed, this legislation would require event organizers to disclose any foreign entities involved in the planning or execution of the event, as well as any potential access to critical infrastructure or military facilities. Federal funding would be prohibited for events that fail to comply with these restrictions, in order to safeguard national security interests.

The bill is designed to protect the integrity of critical infrastructure and military facilities from potential threats posed by foreign adversaries. By limiting their access to sensitive locations, the United States can better ensure the safety and security of these vital assets.