Kelly introduced the PEACE Act to prohibit federal funding for the Board of Peace.
Introduce legislation to prohibit federal funding for Trump's Board of Peace.
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Evidence
Today, Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) introduced the Prohibiting Expenditures for an Accountability-Circumventing Entity (PEACE) Act to prohibit federal funding for the Board of Peace. The page also says the bill would prohibit any federal funds from being appropriated or made available to the Board of Peace without separate congressional authorization.
The bill text states, 'Mr. KELLY introduced the following bill; which was read twice and referred to the Committee on ...' and section 7 says no Federal funds may be appropriated for or otherwise made available to the Board of Peace unless Congress specifically authorizes it.
Kelly's Senate office says he introduced the PEACE Act to prohibit federal funding for the Board of Peace and lists a prohibition on funds absent a separate act of Congress.
The bill text identifies Mr. Kelly as introducing the measure and states that no federal funds may be appropriated or made available to the Board of Peace unless Congress specifically authorizes the transfer.
Executive Order 14375 designated the Board of Peace as a public international organization entitled to privileges, exemptions, and immunities under the International Organizations Immunities Act.
Assessments
The promise was specifically to introduce legislation prohibiting federal funding for Trump's Board of Peace. The evidence shows Senator Mark Kelly introduced the PEACE Act on April 13, 2026, and the bill text included a prohibition on federal funds being appropriated or made available to the Board of Peace without separate congressional authorization. Because the promised action was introduction of matching legislation, not enactment, this counts as fulfilled during the same federal Senate term.
Kelly promised to introduce legislation prohibiting federal funding for Trump's Board of Peace. The cited Senate release and bill text show that, while serving as U.S. Senator, he introduced the PEACE Act on April 13, 2026, and the bill directly prohibits federal funds from being appropriated or made available to the Board of Peace without separate congressional authorization. Because the promise was to introduce legislation, not necessarily enact it, the introduction itself fulfills the promised action in the same term.