US HR199

House resolution condemning specific foreign aid programs deemed "woke," citing approximately $79 million in grants including $2 million for transgender health in Guatemala, $20 million for Iraqi Sesame Street, $45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma, and various smaller cultural/arts programs

Requests a comprehensive GAO audit of all State Department and USAID grants awarded since 2021, with immediate suspension of similar discretionary grants pending review

Demands public disclosure of all grant applications, justifications, and outcomes on a searchable database within 90 days of award, plus annual inspector general reviews reported to Congress

Proposes capping cultural exchange and advocacy grants abroad to no more than 0.1% of the federal discretionary budget and requiring explicit congressional approval for all future grants over $10,000

Recommends redirecting funds to domestic priorities including infrastructure, veteran health care, and disaster relief, and expresses intent to draft legislation prohibiting federal funds for overseas programs promoting "niche social agendas"