Federal
American Legislation

119th Congress1st Session
Rural maternity readiness funding
Provides grants, training, equipment, and telehealth support to rural hospitals to stabilize obstetric emergencies and improve transfers, plus a study of maternity ward closures.
Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 525.
Offshore whistleblower protections
Federal protections for offshore workers who report safety, environmental, or legal concerns on or above the continental shelf.
Introduced
co2 removal procurement program
A plan to procure verifiable co2 removal from air or seawater with targets, price caps, and independent verification.
Introduced
Korean War Veterans Recognition
A non-binding House resolution honors Korean War veterans and Korean Defense Veterans for their service.
Introduced
Gordie Howe Bridge Recognition
A symbolic resolution recognizing the Gordie Howe International Bridge and its potential freight efficiency and economic benefits for the Detroit region.
Introduced
Uyghur Rights Diplomacy
A proposal to advance Uyghur human rights in diplomacy, reporting, and public messaging, urging action to close detention centers and increase independent access.
Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 496.
Taiwan Symbols in Official Ceremonies
Requires permitting Taiwan symbols on uniforms and insignia for visiting officials and service members during official ceremonies and related media posts.
Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 499.
Infrastructure funding tied to citizenship proof
The measure would cut federal highway funds if states fail to enact and enforce specified proof of citizenship rules for federal voter registration.
Introduced
Reentry transit funding
Plan to offer one year of free local transit to people after prison release, funded by federal payments to eligible transit agencies, with mandatory reporting on use and outcomes.
Introduced
Renaming a USPS Post Office
Renames a USPS facility to honor Jack Greenberg.
Introduced
National Night Out Observance
A nonbinding resolution recognizing National Night Out and encouraging local law enforcement and public safety agencies to engage communities and share safety information.
Introduced
Ell Thomas Simantz Post Office Naming
Ceremonial designation of a Grand Haven postal facility; does not change services.
Ordered to be Reported by Voice Vote.
Detective Alvarez Post Office Naming
Names Oceanside USPS facility after Detective Luis G. Alvarez; symbolic honor with no service changes.
Ordered to be Reported by Voice Vote.
Tariffs for Large Transmission Costs
Creates a process for large interstate or offshore transmission projects to file cost-sharing tariffs with the energy regulator, linking allocations to estimated benefits for customers in affected regions.
Introduced
Water quality certification reform
Proposes faster, more predictable water-quality certification reviews for energy and infrastructure by limiting state discretion under Clean Water Act, with deadlines, tighter denial standards, and expedited court review.
Introduced
AI in arbitration
This measure would let parties use AI in arbitration with consent, ban generative AI, and limit vacatur for AI errors.
Introduced
Limit Remote Access to Controlled Technology
Cloud services that let risky foreign users use U.S.-controlled tech may need export licenses. Companies and researchers may need new checks or blocks for some remote users.
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.
National Night Out Resolution
A non-binding measure encouraging communities to engage with police and promote public safety awareness.
Introduced
Bonneville Shoreline Trail Feasibility Study
Assesses whether the Bonneville Shoreline Trail should be studied for possible inclusion in the National Trails System and related planning and coordination.
Introduced
Taiwan participation resolution clarification
non-binding senate statement clarifies Taiwan participation in international bodies
Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 56.
Repeal of alien registration rule
Proposed change to remove federal registration and fingerprinting for noncitizens.
Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
Rural Wellness Act
Expands rural access to behavioral and mental health services via prioritized grants and trained staff.
Introduced
Zero-based budgeting for agencies
Requires agencies to prepare zero-based budgets every six years and propose at least a 2% discretionary cut, with exceptions for DoD and NNSA, and submit to OMB and budget committees.
Introduced
annual inspector general testimony requirement
requires inspector general to testify annually before two congressional committees on fraud prevention, audits, program progress, resource sufficiency, and accountability.
Introduced