Calling on Federal law enforcement, led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Federal Aviation Administration, to provide an immediate briefing to the public regarding the recent drone activity in New Jersey and New York.

This House Resolution (H. Res. 118) is a non-binding measure that urges federal agencies—specifically the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and the Federal Aviation Administration—to provide an immediate briefing to the public about recent drone activity in New Jersey and New York. It emphasizes transparency, calls for collaboration with state and local law enforcement to mitigate unauthorized drone activity, and asks these agencies to assess whether additional security measures are needed to protect critical infrastructure and public safety. The resolution does not create new law or authorize spending; instead, it signals Congress’s demand for rapid public information and a coordinated security response. The resolution also references a series of drone-related incidents and investigations in the region, including reports of large drone sightings, disruptions to emergency responders and air operations, and the presence of drones near sensitive sites. It notes that some drones may be authorized for research or other government purposes, according to a White House briefing cited in the text. Overall, the bill seeks to increase transparency and situational awareness among the public and to prompt a federal-state-local security response.