US SB3089

Amends 18 U.S.C. § 111 to create a new federal offense for barricading oneself while evading arrest by federal law enforcement officers

Defines "barricading" as taking a position that prevents immediate access by officers while refusing to exit or comply with lawful directions when the person knows or should know officers are attempting apprehension

Establishes base penalty of up to 3 years imprisonment and/or fine for barricading during forcible resistance to federal officers performing official duties

Increases maximum penalty to 5 years imprisonment and/or fine when aggravating factors exist: causing or risking serious physical harm, possessing or claiming possession of a deadly weapon, or trapping a third party at the location

Also criminalizes aiding, assisting, or attempting to aid another person in barricading conduct