American Legislation

Requires Commerce to study supply, demand, and supply-chain issues for advanced memory chips and report to Congress within 270 days.

Establishes tribal NamUs facilitators, grants for regional centers, background-check pilot, and interagency coordination to improve missing and unidentified person responses in Indian country.

If passed, the resolution cancels a Medicare rule that required prior approval for some services. Patients and providers would no longer need those approvals.

Requires U.S. forces to stop fighting Iran in 30 days unless Congress authorizes war. Troops may defend themselves and embassies but not conduct offensive operations.

Defines when someone born in the country counts as 'subject to the jurisdiction' under the 14th Amendment.

Stops U.S. forces from combat with Iran unless Congress approves. Troops can still defend people and bases and keep intelligence work.

Forces must stop fighting Iran unless Congress approves combat. Troops can still defend bases, embassies, and do non-combat work.

U.S. forces can't fight Iran unless Congress votes yes. Troops can still defend themselves and protect embassies and ships.

Stops U.S. fighting with Iran unless Congress votes yes. Troops can still defend themselves, embassies, and allies from immediate attacks.

Stops most U.S. combat with Iran until Congress approves. Keeps troops for defense and intelligence sharing, so routine deployments can continue.

Stops U.S. forces from fighting Iran unless Congress approves. Troops can still defend bases and gather intelligence.

Stops a new Education Department rule on federal student loans. If passed, the rule would have no force and would not take effect.

This measure blocks a wage-rate update for H-2A workers, pausing the new method and leaving employers and workers uncertain about what wages apply next.

Adds a Constitutional amendment saying only citizens can vote in federal elections; lets states and Congress set and enforce rules.

Resolution to overturn a Department of Veterans Affairs rule on reproductive health services so the rule would have no force or effect if enacted.

A sweeping measure that changes tax rules, health programs, energy and land use, immigration, national security spending, and various grant programs.

Sets overall federal spending and revenue targets for future laws. It guides later spending and tax choices but does not itself change benefits or tax rates.

This joint resolution cancels a department of energy rule for gas-fired instantaneous water heaters and blocks a substantially similar rule without new authorization.

Requires USDA to contract an agricultural college to review the cattle fever tick eradication program and report recommendations within a year.

Authorizes one-year EQIP payments to producers in listed southern counties to repair conservation damage to agricultural land and farm infrastructure.

Requires HUD and USDA to withdraw and not enforce a final energy efficiency determination; reverts standards to prior levels and limits other agencies' actions.

Raises tax expensing limits and changes effective date for asset expensing after 2025.

Requires DHS Countering WMD Office to treat illicit fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction under Title XIX.

Blocks SmartPay contracts for payment systems that use processors assigning a merchant category code to gun retailers.