American Legislation

Expands grant-powered overdose-tracking tools to share near real-time data across health and public safety partners, emphasizing hotspots and interoperability.

Authorizes sentence increases for certain violent crimes tied to foreign actors.

Requires DOJ reports on attacks, aggressive incidents, and officer mental health to recommend data, training, and resource improvements.

Allows federal law enforcement officers to buy retired agency-issued firearms at salvage value through a GSA program, with timing and eligibility limits.

Designates May 29, 2025 to raise awareness about mental health among agricultural producers and workers and reduce stigma.

Changes who may carry concealed firearms, where, and how they qualify under LEOSA and adjusts school zone and federal facility rules.

Allows the FTC to sue and fine parties who file sham citizen petitions delaying generic or biosimilar drug approvals.

Prohibits payments that delay generic or biosimilar competition; creates FTC enforcement, penalties, reporting, and certification rules.

Creates a USPTO–FDA task force to share information and technical assistance about patents for human drugs and biological products.

Limits federal courts from issuing orders that bind or benefit non-parties and narrows some emergency and declaratory relief.

Supports International Transgender Day of Visibility; encourages public ceremonies, celebrates accomplishments, and recognizes discrimination and bravery.

Proposes a constitutional amendment to limit money in elections, allow distinctions between natural persons and entities, and permit bans on certain spending, while preserving freedom of the press.

A Senate resolution honoring Latinas' history, culture, contributions, and calling for continued efforts to remove barriers to equality.

Senate resolution condemning recent violent attacks, arson, and domestic terrorism targeting electric vehicles, car dealerships, and charging stations.

Defines male, female, sex, and related terms for interpreting federal statutes and agency actions.

would make e-verify mandatory nationwide for new hires, require reverification, expand cross-agency data sharing, and impose higher penalties for violations.

Limits district courts from issuing injunctions that extend beyond the parties or the court's judicial district.

This proposal allows FBI criminal history records to flow to state licensing authorities for multistate checks, with use limited to licensing decisions and restricted from public sharing.

Declares the Equal Rights Amendment ratified despite a prior time limit.

Senate resolution restating that courts can interpret the Constitution and that the executive should follow federal court rulings.

Senate resolution honoring Volkert, Inc. for 100 years of engineering and infrastructure work, headquartered in Mobile, Alabama.

Designates March 24, 2025, to honor and promote women of color in technology and encourage action to improve inclusion and STEM pathways.