If enacted, this bill would update current statutes by inserting a new provision that urges Congress to repeal or substantially amend the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA). This insertion emphasizes the need for legislative action regarding the EAJA, which has been criticized for being exploited by large, well-funded special interest nonprofits rather than serving its original purpose of protecting small businesses and individuals.

The bill also highlights concerns about the misuse of the EAJA, asserting that it has led to excessive legal fees and hindered resource management due to radical ideologies. The Secretary of State would be required to transmit a copy of the memorial to key federal officials, ensuring that the message reaches the appropriate legislative bodies. Overall, the bill seeks to address perceived abuses of the EAJA and calls for significant changes to its structure and application.