Restoring American Airspace Sovereignty
Directs enhanced measures to protect U.S. airspace from unauthorized drone incursions, including expanded counter-drone authorities for federal agencies.
Section by Section
What each section does, and how they differ.
Establishes federal coordination to protect U.S. airspace from unmanned aircraft systems and related security threats.
Directs Defense, Homeland Security, and FAA to implement technology and procedures for detecting, tracking, and identifying drones.
Federal agencies to employ all available authorities for detection and tracking; FAA to establish restricted airspace procedures and real-time remote ID access.
Establishes federal task force chaired by APNSA to coordinate airspace security and review regulatory frameworks for UAS threats.
FAA to submit notice of proposed rulemaking for restricting drone flights over fixed site facilities and critical infrastructure within statutory timelines.
Homeland Security and FAA to publish guidance aiding private critical infrastructure owners in deploying drone detection technologies.
Attorney General, Transportation, Homeland Security, and FCC to revise August 2020 advisory on detecting and mitigating UAS within 30 days.
Homeland Security and Attorney General to recommend whether border land detection authorities apply; submit recommendations within 90 days.