# Congressman Ryan Proposes $1B Law Enforcement Funding

On October 2, 2026, Representative Pat Ryan introduced the proposed No Troops in Our Streets Act. The bill would give Congress authority to stop or reverse presidential domestic troop deployments and proposes $1 billion in new resources for state and local law enforcement. It identifies no solicitation, contract award, allocation mechanism, or implementation details, so it does not yet establish a specific procurement opportunity.

- State and local law-enforcement suppliers may find a potential funding signal if the proposal advances, but the bill does not specify how the proposed $1 billion would be distributed or spent.
- Contractors should distinguish the proposed authorization and funding from an enacted appropriation or an agency procurement; no bid or award action is identified in the signal.
- The signal identifies legislative progress and subsequent funding guidance as the relevant follow-up for assessing whether concrete procurement opportunities emerge.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Public Safety, Defense & Military
**Topics:** Grants & Funding, Policy
**Published:** October 02, 2026

### Government Entities
- U.S. House of Representatives

### Key Quotes
> This bill provides a necessary check on the President.
> — Pat Ryan, U.S. Representative

### Sources
- [CONGRESSMAN PAT RYAN INTRODUCES “NO TROOPS IN OUR STREETS ACT” TO PREVENT ILLEGAL DOMESTIC TROOP DEPLOYMENTS AND VOTER INTIMIDATION AHEAD OF MIDTERM ELECTION | Congressman Pat Ryan](https://patryan.house.gov/media/press-releases/congressman-pat-ryan-introduces-no-troops-our-streets-act-prevent-illegal) - PAT