American Legislation

Requires agencies to report and publicly summarize when AI accesses raw foreign-intelligence surveillance data. Officials must notify Congress and courts before new systems get access.

Requires an annual, multi-agency report on religious persecution in occupied territories and imposes sanctions on those responsible.

Aims to reduce concentration in meatpacking by forcing divestitures and strengthening ftc authority to promote competition and protect small buyers.

Creates a temporary inspector general to audit federal child assistance funds, publish quarterly reports, and oversee contracts and transfers to curb waste and fraud.

Fed rules would allow multiple networks for credit cards and create a public list of networks tied to foreign entities; aims to boost competition while addressing security concerns.

Bars designated foreign governments and their nationals from submitting comments in U.S. rulemaking.

Promotes drug price accuracy and transparency through PBM pricing reforms, survey data, and stronger oversight of Medicare and Medicaid.

ATF can keep and share more gun records and inspect dealers more often. This may change privacy and how dealer licenses are denied or revoked.

Allows removed noncitizen veterans to seek green cards and naturalization. Stops most removals of current service members unless convicted of violent crimes.

This proposal voids surrogacy contracts involving foreign entities of concern, sets state-based custody rules, and penalizes brokers who enable void agreements.

Judges must say why they add supervised release, and people who follow rules may get earlier release or end supervision sooner.

Proposes a real-time dashboard of residency training data to support planning for physician workforce distribution, with privacy protections and required interagency data collaboration.

This measure tightens the h-1b cap by counting more positions, ending exemptions for colleges and research, and re-counting workers after three years.

Hospitals with residency programs must annually report DO vs MD applicant and acceptance counts and whether COMLEX or USMLE is accepted; noncompliance may affect Medicare inpatient payments.

Expands caps for immediate production cost expensing with inflation indexing after 2026 and extends the rule through 2030.

Proposes to bar Medicare payments for drop-shipped orthotics and prosthetics lacking training, while exempting certain clinicians and expanding replacement coverage.

Proposes changes to birthright citizenship, specifying that children born in the United States are not citizens at birth if their parents are unlawfully present, diplomats, or involved in hostile operations.

Some criminal declinations and certain civil recoveries would be sent to the Crime Victims Fund. That adds money for victim compensation and services.

This measure would require replacement of stolen SNAP benefits at the full value, simplifying the rule and potentially increasing federal spending and administrative needs.

Limits family-based immigration categories and introduces a temporary parent visa.

Regulators would tailor rules to each bank’s risk and business model, require explanations for tailoring, and increase supervision modernization and reporting for community banks.

A proposal to limit birthright citizenship at birth to children with one of three qualifying parents.

Ends the wartime law that labels some foreign nationals as "enemy" aliens. Federal officials would lose that specific legal authority in declared war.

Creates a federal commission to study harms from slavery and discrimination and recommend remedies. It does not provide immediate payments.