# Plain Language Summary: Trump's Birthday and Flag Day Holiday Establishment Act

This bill would create a new federal public holiday called "Trump's Birthday and Flag Day" to be observed on June 14th each year. If passed, this would make June 14th an official day off for federal employees, similar to how people get days off for Independence Day or Thanksgiving. The bill would add this holiday to the list of recognized federal holidays in U.S. law.

The practical effect would be that all federal government offices would close on June 14th, and federal employees would receive a paid day off. This is the same treatment given to other federal holidays. The bill combines two observances into one—Trump's birthday (which is June 14th) and Flag Day, which is already recognized but not currently a federal holiday where federal offices close.

For most Americans, this change would mainly affect federal employees who would gain an additional paid day off. Private sector workers and businesses would not be required to close or give employees the day off, though some might choose to do so. The bill would also increase government costs slightly since federal employees would be paid for an extra day they're not working, and federal offices would be closed for business that day.