American Legislation

Creates a DOJ division led by an Assistant Attorney General to coordinate enforcement against fraud affecting federal programs and citizens.

Updates recruiting, training, cybersecurity, promotions, and surge staffing for the Foreign Service.

Creates a three-year pilot to adopt shelter dogs and train them as support animals for CBP staff. The pilot must begin within 60 days.

Treats a 2020 wildlife biological opinion as the final ESA check for an EPA program approval. It stops further federal ESA consultation for that action.

Requires a GAO study of prison libraries and services in federal and state facilities, with data collection on usage and outcomes and identification of funding sources.

A proposal requiring automatic 30-day newborn coverage with a 60-day enrollment window for private plans, plus immediate parent notification on unenrolled newborn claims.

Establishes a Green New Deal focused on public school buildings, operations, and programs.

Bar federal naming of living officials for a period after leaving office, with a possible extension if name licensing earns significant commercial income; adds inspector general oversight.

Requires the Federal Insurance Office to prepare and submit an annual auto-insurance report with recommendations to lower costs to the President and two congressional committees.

This measure would grant Members and certain staff access to buildings for oversight purposes, with time limits, escort rules, and safeguards during emergencies.

Establishes a USDA emergency payment program for specialty crop producers and provides $5 billion for FY2027.

Bans federal use and funding for automated surveillance tools, requires deletion of data obtained in violation, and bars such data from being used as evidence.

Transferring oversight of child care for low-income student parents from education to health and human services, with a gradual transition that preserves current benefits and ongoing contracts.

This bill blocks state air plans from enforcing under-15-minute bus idling limits, bars private lawsuits, and ends bounty programs.

Adds Medicare Part A coverage for specified residential substance use disorder services and creates a per‑diem payment system starting October 1, 2026.

Prohibits sale or transfer of individuals' health and location data by data brokers; gives FTC enforcement and appropriates $1 billion.

This bill stops a pending rule about federal aid from taking effect. Recipients keep current rules and do not face new requirements.

Limits federal challenges to local zoning for large data centers; requires community benefit agreements for tax credit eligibility.

Excludes certain recovered materials from being 'solid waste' when used in cement manufacture if they meet specific federal legitimacy rules.

Grants to expand Police Athletic/Activities League chapters and after-school programs in public housing and distressed areas from 2028–2032.

Funds and updates rules for high-speed and higher-speed passenger rail planning, construction, land acquisition, and workforce protections.

Creates grants for community-driven allied health training in underserved and rural areas, with applicant and use requirements and a per-grant cap.

Supports continuing arms control with Russia and China, urges return to New START limits, and calls for talks to reduce nuclear risks and maintain strategic stability.

Supports recognizing February 4 as Transit Equity Day and encourages accessible public transportation.