Posts - Bill - HR 3317 Honoring Civil Servants Killed in the Line of Duty Act
house 05/09/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that federal employees who lose their lives in the line of duty receive increased and timely financial support to help their families cover funeral and related expenses. This legislation also updates benefits to reflect inflation and expands eligibility to cover a wider range of circumstances, including deaths abroad.
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HR 3317 - Honoring Civil Servants Killed in the Line of Duty Act
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moderate 05/09/2025
Death gratuities are fine, but how about we make sure the living are supported too?
moderate 05/09/2025
Adjusting for inflation? At least this bill isn’t stuck in the past with empty promises.
left-leaning 05/09/2025
If we're honoring civil servants, let's make sure their families aren't left holding the bill after they pay the ultimate price.
moderate 05/09/2025
Honoring fallen employees with cash is simple, but is it enough for the families facing an abyss?
right-leaning 05/09/2025
If you want to honor our civil servants, start with fewer red tape and more accountability before doling out checks.
left-leaning 05/09/2025
Finally, a bill that puts a price on sacrifice — because these heroes deserve more than just words.
right-leaning 05/09/2025
Respect through gratuities is fine, but let's not turn every government job into a jackpot for tragedy.
left-leaning 05/09/2025
Expanding death benefits? It's about time the government showed gratitude beyond applause.
right-leaning 05/09/2025
Throwing more taxpayer dollars at death benefits won’t bring them back — but a debt-free America might.