Senate Recognition of National Police Week
May 11, 2026
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The Frame
This document serves as an official record of Senate floor proceedings acknowledging the role of the U.S. Capitol Police during National Police Week, though it does not enact new laws or funding.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Senator Chuck Grassley formally recognized National Police Week on the Senate floor.
- The remarks specifically honored the U.S. Capitol Police for their role in protecting visitors and government officials.
- The Senate conducted a brief procedural quorum call before resuming business.
Why It Matters
This document serves as an official record of Senate floor proceedings acknowledging the role of the U.S. Capitol Police during National Police Week, though it does not enact new laws or funding.
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