Stop Pills That Kill Act

This bill targets counterfeit pills containing fentanyl or methamphetamine that mimic legitimate medications. It defines "counterfeit fentanyl or methamphetamine substances" as pills falsely bearing another brand's label while containing those dangerous drugs. The bill requires the DEA to create a comprehensive plan within 180 days, including enhanced law enforcement strategies, youth-focused prevention efforts, and audits of existing campaigns like "One Pill Can Kill." It also mandates annual reports to Congress detailing seizure data, prosecutions, convictions, and prevention measures specifically related to counterfeit pill forms. The legislation directly affects federal law enforcement agencies, public health campaigns, and individuals manufacturing or distributing these deceptive pills.