This legislation, titled the "Parris Island Protection Act," aims to safeguard the future of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Parris Island, South Carolina. Its primary purpose is to prohibit the use of Federal funds for any activities related to the closure or realignment of this significant military installation, including planning efforts. The bill includes several findings that underscore Parris Island's importance, noting its service to the United States since 1891 and its cultural and historical significance to the Marine Corps. It highlights the depot's role in preparing Marines for major conflicts and its legacy of excellence, asserting that it should remain the physical home of the Eastern Recruiting Region.