American Legislation

Provides grants to residency programs to expand reproductive health training and reimburse trainees who must travel because of state restrictions.

Creates a temporary independent commission to review U.S. quantum computing advances and recommend actions for defense, research, workforce, and investments.

Removes exceptions allowing some non-citizens to vote and adds immigration consequences for unlawful voting.

Creates a large per-unit bonus depreciation for newly placed rental buildings, with higher amounts for qualifying low-income projects.

Creates a combat-status equivalent identifier for remotely piloted aircraft crew, to be established by military department secretaries within 180 days.

Creates a NOAA program to expand global ocean observing, data sharing, and technology development for climate, weather, and ocean science.

Classifies formaldehyde-containing hair smoothing products as adulterated and requires FDA/NIOSH study and reports to Congress.

Creates federal grants and bond programs to repair, modernize, and decarbonize public school buildings, and funds special repairs and reporting.

Directs CBO to study 20–40 year economic effects of immigration policies starting January 20, 2025, with data-sharing from DHS, BLS, and IRS.

Removes funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement under two sections of the One Big Beautiful Act and rescinds those unobligated balances.

Adds the Interior Secretary to foreign investment reviews for land or resource deals near federally managed sites involving certain foreign persons.

Creates a pilot program offering low-interest, multi-year loans and training for new farmers and ranchers to fund capital investments.

Directs agencies to support regional quantum innovation hubs through interagency partnerships and collaboration with Commerce, Energy, and NSF.

Allows pension administrators to transfer unclaimed retirement distributions to State unclaimed property programs through a national clearinghouse.

Makes Medicaid fully federally funded for services by urban Indian organizations under IHS grants or contracts.

Directs Vice President and agencies to review museums and monuments and fund Independence Hall repairs by July 4, 2026.

Expands Tribal court authority over electronic data, drug offenses, and firearms; updates prisoner program eligibility.

Adds licensed hearing aid specialists to VA community care when licensed in the state where they work.

Offers states extra Medicaid matching funds if they add intensive community services for adults with serious mental illness, including housing, employment, crisis response, and peer supports.

Provides grants to expand trauma-informed training for police and EMTs responding to sexual violence.

Raises free meal income limit to 224% of poverty, ends reduced-price meals, expands direct certification and increases CEP multiplier to 2.5.

Requires the Comptroller General to study 20 years of food-at-home CPI changes and report findings and recommendations to specified congressional committees within 180 days.

Prevents state standards that would limit the sale or use of new internal combustion engine vehicles; directs EPA review of recent waivers.

Stops federal funding for entities operating injection centers that violate the Controlled Substances Act's 'crack house' prohibition.