This legislation seeks to prevent the closure or realignment of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Parris Island, South Carolina , by explicitly prohibiting the use of any federal funds for such purposes. This prohibition extends to any planning or related activities that would lead to the facility's closure or realignment. The bill includes several findings emphasizing Parris Island's long-standing role since 1891, its cultural and historical significance to the Marine Corps, and its effectiveness in preparing recruits for military service. It highlights the depot's legacy of excellence and its status as the physical home of the Eastern Recruiting Region, underscoring the need for continued investment to ensure its future operation.