1. Findings Congress finds as follows: (1) The United States, in dealings with allies and adversaries, should engage in diplomacy and international relations that do not undermine the culture or tradition of other nations and peoples, but instead seek to develop working and friendly relationships relative to the interests of both parties with United States citizens chiefly in mind. (2) The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) operates several capacity building programs abroad and uses these programs to spread perverse ideology, that is antithetical to functioning, well-ordered society, across the globe. (3) USAID uses United States tax dollars to push radical, leftist ideology abroad, going so far as to undermine foreign governments who do not adhere to the perverse ideology it espouses. (4) USAID does not act in the best interest of the United States or its people, nor the foreign nations it purposes to support. (5) USAID aims to identify and address restrictive gender norms and inequalities … to foster the sustainability of results . (6) USAID meddles in local elections, promoting the interests of women, youth, and other traditionally marginalized groups ahead of the interests of the other nations’ citizenry. (7) The international affairs budget for the fiscal year 2022, passed by the House of Representatives in July 2021, for the United States Department of State and USAID, undid historical precedent by repealing the Helms Amendment that previously restricted United States foreign aid from paying for abortions. (8) USAID has provided grants totaling $850,000 to the Bandhu Social Welfare Society for the rights of gender diverse people in Bangladesh. (9) USAID has provided a $3.7 million grant to Aurat Publication and Information Service Foundation to provide support for gender equity programs in Pakistan. (10) Eighty-five grants totaling $138.1 million have been provided through USAID to the International Organization for Migration for humanitarian assistance to support open borders