Gang Activity Reporting Act of 2023

HR 3769, the Gang Activity Reporting Act of 2023, requires the Attorney General, Homeland Security Secretary, and FBI Director to submit annual reports to Congress on gang activity. The reports must include specific data on gang membership trends, crime methods used by gangs (including cooperation between gangs), how state/local reporting affects federal data, agency initiatives and resource allocation for gang enforcement, and statistics on gang-related arrests, weapons seizures, and drug seizures. These reports are due 150 days after enactment and annually thereafter, with the first report covering the prior decade. The bill directly affects federal law enforcement agencies (DOJ, DHS, FBI) by mandating new data collection and reporting requirements, but does not change existing laws or create new enforcement powers.