U.S. in Expos Act

This bill removes a long-standing restriction that limited federal funding for U.S. participation in international expositions, allowing the government to financially support American pavilions at these global events. It directly affects the Department of State by enabling it to allocate funds for pavilion construction and operations without relying solely on private donations. To ensure oversight, the legislation requires Congress to be notified at least 15 days before any funds are spent and mandates a final report within 180 days detailing participating businesses and funding sources. Additionally, the bill includes provisions to certify that contractors building the pavilions comply with labor laws and anti-corruption regulations.