This bill creates a new federal task force dedicated to stopping the illegal importation, distribution, and sale of e-cigarettes across the United States. Right now, various federal agencies work on this problem separately, but this task force brings them all together under one coordinated effort. The task force will be led by two co-chairs—the Attorney General and the Secretary of Health and Human Services—and will include representatives from major agencies like the FDA, FBI, Customs and Border Protection, the DEA's equivalent for tobacco (ATF), the Postal Inspection Service, and others. The main job is to develop a comprehensive strategy to reduce the number of illegal vapes on the market, set goals, share information between agencies, and coordinate enforcement efforts. Think of it as creating a unified command center where law enforcement, health officials, and border security can work together instead of in silos. The task force will meet at least once a month and must report to Congress twice a year about what actions each agency has taken, what authorities they have, and whether they need new legal tools to fight this problem more effectively.