American Legislation

Establishes a national center to monitor threats against state and local judges, share threat data, train staff, and report annually to Congress.

Designates July 30, 2025 as a day to recognize whistleblowers and asks agencies to inform and acknowledge them.

Limits use of cell-site simulators; requires warrants, reporting, testing, minimization, and narrow time/area limits.

Revises the Voting Rights Act to restore practice-based preclearance, expand protections, transparency, enforcement, and penalties for election interference.

Strengthens FBI whistleblower protections, clarifies appeals, and requires conflict-of-interest safeguards and employee notification.

Immigration officers cannot arrest, detain, interrogate, or deport citizens; calls for stronger measures to prevent wrongful enforcement.

Proposes to end long-term solitary and replace it with out-of-cell programming, strong oversight, and civil rights protections in federal custody and contractor facilities.

proposed federal provision to issue subpoenas for training materials and identifying records from ai developers, with safeguards and sanctions.

Proposes dedicated offices and training to monitor, report on, and counter domestic terrorism with civil-rights safeguards.

Senate resolution requests courts to review and unseal sealed records related to Epstein and Maxwell, allowing redactions to protect victims and ongoing prosecutions while promoting transparency.

A ceremonial Senate resolution recognizing the 100th anniversary of Pratt and Whitney and its contributions to aerospace, manufacturing, and workforce development.

A new immigration ground makes noncitizens who harm police or other working animals inadmissible or deportable.

Expands access to 287(g) agreements, sets training rules, tightens reporting, and allows funding for administration.

Creates a federal hook to prosecute murders by certain noncitizens who are inadmissible or deportable under immigration grounds.

Adds rioting as a predicate offense under federal racketeering statutes, enabling broader use of RICO tools in prosecutions and civil actions when riots occur.

Proposes tighter limits on crowd-control, requiring visible identification, banning unmarked vehicles, restricting actions to federal property unless a written request is made or Insurrection Act applies, with 24-hour deployment notices.

Proposes splitting a large federal appellate court into two circuits, adding two judges, reassigning locations, and establishing transition rules and funding for operations.

Proposes creating a public list of jurisdictions based on policing practices and directs grant agencies to restrict or deprioritize discretionary grants for those on the list.

Establishes a federal civil remedy for unauthorized data use, requires clear consent, and bans arbitration waivers; expands to AI training and outputs, with explicit disclosure of third parties.

Proposes to limit disparate-impact claims under employment and housing laws, emphasizing intentional discrimination and removing certain older enforcement regulations.

This proposal would protect DACA applicant information from broad sharing by DHS and bar referrals to most law enforcement, with narrowly defined exceptions.

This non-binding Senate resolution asks the Department of Justice to disclose non-sensitive materials from Epstein-related investigations, prioritize victim consultation, and redact personal details while clarifying what is withheld.

Adds a new ground to deny entry or deport noncitizens who must assist a foreign intelligence service per another country’s law.