American Legislation

Proposal to require lifetime no-contact injunctions in sentencing for certain federal violent and sexual felonies, with limited ways to end the order.

Updates which lands count as the Pechanga Reservation and broadens allowed water quality activities; directs Interior to update the settlement agreement.

Directs USDA to study how 1890 schools can teach and advise on transferring farm land, including heirs property, to the next generation.

This lets some coastal states manage energy and most fishing from 3 to about 9 miles offshore. States can set lease terms and keep new revenue.

Expands tax deductions for reforestation and disaster-related tree planting on private timber land; adds limits, inflation adjustments, and recapture rules.

expands funding, training, and protections to recruit and retain direct care workers, increases federal support for long term care via FMAP, and sets scheduling and safety standards.

Lets certain federal prisoners ask a court to reduce sentences after serving 10 years.

Requires listing, planning, monitoring, and agency coordination to protect marine mammals harmed by climate change.

Extends tax credits and excise incentives for biodiesel and renewable diesel through 2029 and prevents overlapping credits.

If a state cannot pay its SNAP share, the federal government pays all benefit costs for that year. Families keep full monthly food aid without cuts.

Provides low-cost loans to help rural hospitals and clinics stay open. That keeps local emergency, maternity, and mental health services available.

Adds precision agriculture workforce development to priority research and allows grants to cooperative education programs for training.

Replaces "2028" with "2035" in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 to extend the effective period of certain North Atlantic right whale regulations.

Delivery apps must show store prices, item fees, and a running total. Fees cannot change based on who you are or past orders.

Keeps foreign intelligence collection until 2029 and adds limits on targeting U.S. persons, new penalties, and more oversight.

Stops the federal government from naming or renaming federal buildings, parks, or lands for Donald J. Trump. Existing federal names would revert to prior legal names.

Certain civilian federal workers who served 30+ days overseas are assumed to have listed cancers and lung diseases caused by their work. That makes workers' comp and survivor claims easier.

Aims to simplify veteran home loans, expand condo eligibility, cap closing costs, and require regular reviews plus IT upgrades.

Requires warrants for many government searches of data and devices, limits third-party access, and creates a private right to sue for Fourth Amendment violations.

Stops most imports of monkeys, apes, and lemurs. Only zoos and aquariums accredited by the AZA can import them if they promise no testing or breeding.

Creates a fund to plant and maintain neighborhood trees, prioritizing low-canopy and high-poverty areas and formerly redlined neighborhoods.

It makes abandoning or violently endangering pets on federal land a federal crime with prison time up to 10 years. Repeat offenders face up to 15 years.

Boosts funding and payment rules so community behavioral clinics can expand mental health and addiction services. Adds a new Medicare benefit, grants, data support, and liability protections for clinic staff.

Requires advance public disclosure, community outreach, NDA limits, and independent environmental analysis before building AI focused data centers.