Protecting Europe from Islamophobia Act

The Protecting Europe from Islamophobia Act directs the U.S. State Department to evaluate the rising threat of Islamophobia in Europe and its impact on American foreign policy. It requires the Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs to diplomatically engage with European governments to foster cooperation against this issue. Additionally, the bill mandates that the Assistant Secretary report findings to specific House and Senate committees every year for two years starting 180 days after the law is enacted. This legislation primarily affects U.S. diplomatic officials and the foreign policy committees of Congress by establishing a structured process for addressing Islamophobia abroad.