Federal
American Legislation

119th Congress1st Session
Repeal NEA Charter
Proposes repealing the National Education Association's federal charter by deleting its chapter from title 36, U.S. Code and removing the related table entry.
Introduced
Patent Group Limitation in FDA Litigation
Cap on patent assertions per group in FDA-related infringement cases to accelerate generic and biosimilar entry.
Introduced
First Responder Assault Act
Defines a federal crime for knowingly assaulting a first responder during official duties resulting in serious bodily injury, with conditions for when federal prosecutors can step in and certify cases.
Introduced
Increased penalties for ICE assaults
The measure doubles maximum prison terms and fines for assaults on ICE officers, increasing penalties for attacks against immigration enforcement personnel.
Introduced
Anthem in English Resolution
A concurrent resolution urging performances of the national anthem in English at public events.
Introduced
Plastic Pollution Action Month
A non-binding Senate resolution designating July as Plastic Pollution Action Month to raise awareness and encourage voluntary actions.
Introduced
juvenile justice reform data updates
This proposal tightens detention rules for status offenses, enhances due process for youth, expands diversion and restorative programs, and requires better data collection.
Introduced
Enhanced penalties for firearm offenders
Proposes a 15-year minimum for repeat firearm offenders with 3+ serious felonies, limiting probation and expanding covered offenses.
Introduced
Trafficking Victim Post-Conviction Relief
A measure offering court relief for trafficking survivors, including vacatur, expungement, and potential sentence reduction when crimes were a direct result of trafficking.
Introduced
Espionage statute of limitations extension
Proposes removing the statute of limitations for charging espionage-related offenses, with potential impact on immigration-linked cases and long-running investigations.
Introduced
Visible IDs for immigration enforcement
Requires most federal immigration enforcement officers to clearly display agency and name or badge number during public actions to boost transparency and oversight.
Introduced
Senate recognizes conservation group
A ceremonial resolution recognizing a longtime conservation organization for land, habitat work, scholarships, and volunteer service.
Introduced
Highland Park memorial resolution
A ceremonial Senate resolution honoring the victims of the Highland Park parade shooting, thanking responders, and expressing solidarity with those affected.
Introduced
Bias-Free Future Earnings Damages
Proposes to ban considering race, ethnicity, or sex in calculating projected future earnings in federal civil damages, with federal guidance, studies, and judge training.
Introduced
Ammunition background checks
Would require licensing of ammunition sellers, background checks for transfers to non-licensees, bulk-purchase limits, and recordkeeping with penalties and annual reporting to assist enforcement.
Introduced
Federal firearms dealer procurement ban
A bill would require the ATF to publish a list of covered firearms dealers and bar agencies from contracting with those dealers for up to three years, with national-security waivers.
Introduced
Intimate Partner Firearm Disqualification
Expands firearms disqualification to dating partners and misdemeanor stalking, adds protections for children, and requires due-process safeguards for when a conviction counts toward firearm restrictions.
Introduced
Senate resolution condemning political violence
A non-binding Senate statement honoring victims and urging unity to reject political violence.
Resolution agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Unanimous Consent. (consideration: CR S3577; text: 6/24/2025 CR S3519)
Tech abuse survivor grants
A pilot program provides grants to support victims of technology-enabled abuse through partnerships in victim services, tech training, and curricula development.
Introduced
Asteroid Day designation
The Senate designates June 30, 2025 as Asteroid Day to raise public awareness about asteroid risks and planetary defense, emphasizing education and outreach without new funding or programs.
Introduced
college sports antitrust exemption
This proposal would shield intercollegiate conferences from federal antitrust enforcement, allowing coordinated rules, championships, and deals among member schools.
Introduced
Women's Health Protection Act
Proposes federal protection for abortion access and preempts many state restrictions; enables private enforcement.
Introduced
Open App Markets Act
A proposal to curb gatekeeping by large app stores, expand third-party apps, and boost consumer choice.
Introduced
Champlain Towers Anniversary Resolution
A ceremonial Senate resolution commemorating the Surfside collapse anniversary, honoring victims, responders, and survivors.
Introduced