Federal
American Legislation

119th Congress1st Session
Assessment of port-entry standards
Bill would require an assessment of standards for DHS ports of entry.
Introduced
Proposed tax on indebtedness
Proposed bill would impose an excise tax on certain indebtedness. Details, including rate and covered debts, are not provided.
Introduced
Syrian Minorities Reporting Act
State and Director of National Intelligence would compile a 90-day report naming Syrian officials tied to abuses and assess possible targeted measures, including asset freezes and visa bans.
Introduced
Honor pilots, condemn attack, seek investigation
It honors the crew and passengers and urges an investigation. It does not change aviation rules or provide compensation.
Introduced
New Route to Permanent Residency
The bill creates a route to permanent residency for Hong Kong residents with DED, with the USCIS Director granting status to qualified applicants who apply within one year of enactment.
Introduced
NATO Withdrawal Oversight
Sets consultation, reporting, and congressional approval rules for U.S. withdrawal from NATO.
Introduced
Red Ribbon Week Support
A House resolution encourages drug prevention activities and support for drug-free lifestyles during Red Ribbon Week 2026.
Introduced
Report on FSIA Terrorism Exception
Requires a report on expanding U.S. court jurisdiction under the FSIA terrorism exception for nonfatal terrorist injuries.
Introduced
Housing Tariff Exclusion Act
Allows Commerce to exclude many homebuilding products from tariff increases, sets timelines, transparency, retroactive relief, and a 2029 grant sunset.
Introduced
Strengthen Blind and Disabled Procurement Program
Updates Title 41 to strengthen the Committee overseeing purchases from people who are blind or severely disabled to support procurement and employment.
Introduced
Glaucoma Screening Coverage Act
Requires annual glaucoma screening coverage for certain people; referred to committees.
Introduced
Medicare Alzheimer's early detection
Proposes Medicare coverage for FDA-cleared blood-based tests to detect Alzheimer's disease and related dementias starting in 2028.
Ordered to be Reported in the Nature of a Substitute by the Yeas and Nays: 40 - 0.
Latino Conservation Week Resolution
Supports designating September 12–20, 2026 as Latino Conservation Week and recognizes Latino leadership in outdoor conservation activities.
Introduced
Veterans Rental Assistance Pilot
Authorizes HUD to create pilot to recapture and reallocate veterans' rental assistance. No publicly available information on details.
Introduced
Modernizing Opioid Treatment Access Act
Allows qualified practitioners to prescribe methadone for OUD dispensed by pharmacies, with electronic prescribing, informed consent, telemedicine, and annual DEA reports.
Introduced
Local Foods for Healthy Schools Act
Creates a USDA program funding state agencies to buy and distribute local foods to schools with $200M yearly and reporting.
Introduced
Domestic cotton consumption credit
A tax credit for domestically grown cotton with traceable supply chains to boost textile production.
Introduced
Funding Integrity in Health Research Act
Bans most political appointee involvement in health research funding decisions and requires written findings to suspend awards.
Introduced
Veterans exercise program pilot
The bill would launch a VA pilot for enrolled veterans to access SilverSneakers, running up to three years with a final costs and health outcomes report.
Introduced
Access to Genetic Counselor Services
Adds Medicare Part B coverage and payment rules for services by licensed or certified genetic counselors starting in 2027.
Introduced
AI Whistleblower Protection Act
Would protect workers and contractors from retaliation for reporting AI security vulnerabilities or violations.
Introduced
PFAS Alternatives Act
Grants to develop PFAS-free turnout gear and training to reduce firefighter exposure and illness.
Introduced
Fairness to Freedom Act
Guarantees government-funded lawyers in many immigration cases and creates an independent office to provide and oversee representation.
Introduced
Guaranteed Federal Special Education Funding
Makes annual federal special education payments mandatory and rising through 2035 and after. Funding grows to cover 40% of national per-student special education costs.
Introduced