The Clarity Act is unlikely to advance before Congress' summer recess, according to leadership statements. With only a three-week window in September for floor time, the bill faces competition from other legislative priorities and the looming midterm elections. The Act has sparked debate, particularly over its provisions limiting senior government officials, including President Donald Trump, in their crypto activities. Senate Majority Leader has indicated that the next legislative focus will be a bipartisan bill imposing sanctions on Russian leadership and tariffs on trading partners, originally championed by the late Senator Lindsey Graham. This bill is expected to reach the Senate floor next week, although Graham's funeral may affect the schedule.