Introduce legislation to require the National Park Service to restore Independence National Historical Park to its January 21, 2026 condition, including restored signage, interpretive panels, and exhibits.

Boyle announced the introduction of his Protecting American History Act, which would require the slavery-related displays removed from President’s House by the Trump administration to be permanently restored, as well as protect all historical displays at Independence National Historical Park from political interference and censorship. ... Boyle’s Protecting American History Act requires the National Park Service to restore Independence National Historical Park exactly as it existed on January 21, 2026. This includes restoring all signage, interpretive panels, and exhibits that were present as of that date.

Boyle announced and described legislation requiring restoration of historical displays at Independence National Historical Park.

ICYMI: Boyle Announces Legislation Protecting American History Following Censorship at Independence National Historical Park | Congressman Brendan Boyle
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The official site lists a Feb. 27, 2026 post with that title and says federal legislation is clearly needed after the Independence National Historical Park censorship.

Boyle publicly rolled out legislation tied to the park exhibit-removal dispute.

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Congressman Brendan Boyle | Representing the 2nd District of Pennsylvania
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Boyle's June 18, 2026 release says the Third Circuit overturned the injunction that had required the National Park Service to restore the exhibits.

By mid-June, the restoration effort had been blocked on appeal, leaving the underlying goal unresolved.

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Congressman Brendan Boyle | Representing the 2nd District of Pennsylvania
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