American Legislation

A symbolic concurrent resolution honoring Tucson victims and survivors and promoting civility and nonviolence.

A federal ceremonial resolution honoring a corporal for life, service, and sacrifice in the line of duty.

Defines 'human being' to include embryos from fertilization, frames protection under the 14th Amendment, and clarifies it does not require punishing pregnant people or banning IVF or contraception.

This measure would raise federal penalties for attacking officers, including new minimum terms when a vehicle is used as a weapon.

Would bar visa entry for individuals who commit severe religious freedom violations, require public posting of names and locations, and permit narrow foreign affairs exemptions with limited oversight.

Sets federal use-of-force standards for immigration enforcement, requires cameras, annual training, and accountability measures to reduce excessive force and protect constitutional rights.

A proposed measure would exempt voluntary economic coordination from major antitrust statutes, potentially reshaping price setting, market access, and worker negotiations.

Proposed measures bar entry and revoke visas for people tied to certain regimes, with case-by-case U.N. travel review and broad agency authority.

A bill would permanently bar providers who commit fraud in federal child care funds and adds immigration consequences for noncitizens, with enforcement through federal agencies and state reimbursements.

a plan to speed up removal of noncitizens by expanding expedited removal, shortening appeals, and tying funding to local cooperation with immigration enforcement.

Aims to restrict politically motivated federal actions and create civil remedies and reporting requirements.

This measure would remove qualified immunity as a defense in civil rights lawsuits against police, including federal officers, making it easier to sue for constitutional violations.

Defines a likely public-charge status by months of benefits, adds bond and sponsor requirements, and sets exemptions for certain groups.

Adds fraud convictions as deportable offenses and lets courts cancel naturalization at conviction.

Would add drunk-driving causing death or serious injury to immigration grounds, affecting admissibility and removal.

Requires DHS to parole certain relatives of active-duty and former service members into the country for one-year terms, with written joint denials by DHS, DoD, and VA and public justification.

Proposes higher penalties and guideline reviews for crimes involving health programs, aiming to deter fraud and strengthen enforcement.

This measure bars funds from paying settlements to individuals convicted of assaulting officers related to January 6.

Blocks using funds to compensate or refund individuals charged with January 6 involvement, with refunds redirected to the Architect of the Capitol.

Guarantees approved naturalization applicants the right to attend ceremonies, take the oath, and receive certificates except for narrow, documented exceptions.

Establishes a federal, multi-agency task force to curb illegal e-cigarettes and report findings to Congress over ten years.

Bars U.S. courts from enforcing Chinese judgments motivated by retaliation for protected speech or sovereign acts.

Creates grants to help state and local police prevent auto theft and vehicle trafficking through equipment, training, staffing, and data.

Requires the Supreme Court to publish explanations and record votes on emergency injunctions and stays.