1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Stop Padding Presidential Pockets Act of 2017 . 2. Findings Congress finds the following: (1) On January 11, 2017, President-Elect Trump announced that management control of his investments and business assets, commonly known as the Trump Organization, would be assumed by two of his sons, Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump prior to the Presidential Inauguration. (2) On January 19, 2017, President-Elect Trump transferred all his investments and business assets to the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust whose purpose is to hold assets for the exclusive benefit of Donald J. Trump , and as such has not divested his interest in his investments and holdings. (3) Donald Trump, Jr., is a trustee of the trust and, like his brother Eric Trump, serves as an Executive Vice President for the Trump Organization which is held in the trust. (4) Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump and other members of President Trump’s family receive physical protection at all times from the U.S. Secret Service pursuant to section 3056, title 18, United States Code. (5) Since President Trump’s election, Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump have regularly traveled domestically and overseas in pursuit of the Trump Organization’s business interests and to promote the Trump brand. (6) Each overseas trip taken by a U.S. Secret Service protectee requires the Service to incur significant costs, including travel, lodging, and costs associated with coordinating with local security entities, embassies, and other overseas partners. (7) Each such overseas trip may require other Government agencies, such as the Department of State, to incur significant additional costs associated with security and logistics. (8) In January 2017, Eric Trump, on behalf of the Trump Organization, traveled to Uruguay to attend meetings and a party. (9) In February 2017, Eric Trump, on behalf of the Trump Organization, traveled to the Dominican Republic to visit a resort project. (10) In February 2017, Donald Trump, Jr., and Eric Trump, on behalf