American Legislation

Proposes expanding what counts as an official act in bribery cases, including single acts, multiple acts, course of conduct, and pardons.

This measure expands recusal duties for executive-branch staff by applying a four-year lookback to recent associations, including officers, directors, and contractors, to reduce conflicts of interest.

A proposal would narrow federal protections for plants to two existing acts and affect contracts about research, seed saving, and propagation.

This measure improves care for children in immigration custody, prioritizes family unity, sets shelter standards, funds legal counsel, and creates independent oversight.

Proposal sets a fixed schedule for nominations and limits appellate panels to the most recently appointed, available justices.

This bill would expand public access to select judicial records under FOIA and the Privacy Act, require machine-readable formats, and fund a new office to implement the changes.

Extends a federal criminal conflict-of-interest rule to cover federal judges and Supreme Court justices, with a Judicial Conference rule to exempt minor interests after public notice.

This measure creates admissibility and removal grounds for nonimmigrants judged to seek citizenship for a child through birth in the country, using a 10-month timing window and delegated decision authority.

A proposal would let victims, states, and Members of Congress seek full, unredacted investigative records from federal authorities, with limits on privileges and rapid court action.

A measure to curb self-preferencing by very large search platforms, require data sharing with rivals, and increase transparency in search indexing and advertising.

This measure limits gifts to judges and Supreme Court justices, sets value caps, lists exceptions, and provides enforcement penalties.

This proposal would limit automatic birthright citizenship by requiring that a newborn's citizenship depend on at least one parent being a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.

Proposes staged federal minimum-wage increases, ends subminimum tips rules, eliminates youth and disability wage exemptions, and links future increases to the national median wage.

Proposes narrowing birthright citizenship for children born to certain noncitizens, labels some parents as invaders, and restricts automatic citizenship for those births, with determinations largely not reviewable by courts.

Gives people the right to block or license realistic AI copies of their face or voice. Platforms must follow a notice-and-takedown process.

This measure shields providers offering lawful reproductive care from state restrictions, funds legal defenses and security, and protects patients who seek care across state lines.

A new DOJ grant program would fund state and tribal firearms dealer licensing, inspections, and data collection to standardize oversight and strengthen enforcement.

Limits federal spending on work permits for foreign students. Colleges, students, and employers would face new limits and more paperwork.

Protects the right to record, observe, or peacefully protest public police actions, allows lawsuits for violations, and requires training and damages for wrongdoing.

Stops the federal Judgment Fund from paying money tied to lawsuits filed by the President or Vice President. It covers pending cases and actions starting Jan 20, 2025.

Officials could deny asylum, green cards, or citizenship to people who back or use force to enforce Sharia law. It also lets them revoke green cards later.

Shifts immigration toward economic merit, cuts family and lottery visas, tightens asylum and benefits rules. Employers must use E-Verify and many pathways to citizenship become longer.

Proposes lower fentanyl thresholds for harsher penalties and expands postal screening funding.

This proposal would establish a permanent tuition-assistance program for Air National Guard members who meet training requirements, funded under existing authorities.