
A symbolic concurrent resolution honoring Tucson victims and survivors and promoting civility and nonviolence.
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Held at the desk.
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A non-binding Senate resolution designates January 2026 as National Stalking Awareness Month, calling for increased awareness and improved responses by educators, police, prosecutors, victim services, colleges, nonprofits, and media.
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Resolution agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Unanimous Consent. (consideration: CR S537; text: CR 1/27/2026 S293-294)
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A federal ceremonial resolution honoring a corporal for life, service, and sacrifice in the line of duty.
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Resolution agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Unanimous Consent. (consideration: CR S473; text: CR 1/13/2026 S163)
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Requires federal immigration officers to use body cameras and sets rules for footage retention, access, and oversight.
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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Creates detention standards, inspections, transparency, legal access, and limits on private detention for noncitizen detainees.
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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Creates a federal offense for threatening to share sexual images to coerce minors across state or international lines.
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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Designates Jan 25–31, 2026 as National School Choice Week and encourages parents and communities to learn about and celebrate K–12 education options.
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Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. (text: CR S294)
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Proposes federal penalties for transporting minors to obtain abortions and requires parental notice for out-of-state care.
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Introduced
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This measure creates a new criminal offense to deter doxing of special operations personnel and certain defense and federal officers, when posted with intent to threaten or facilitate violence.
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Introduced
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Proposes stricter penalties for welfare fraud, civil remedies, and a dedicated task force to recover funds and coordinate international asset recovery.
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Introduced
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Tightens secrecy orders on electronic records with time limits, stronger court findings, and annual reporting.
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Introduced
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requires annual disaster impact reports from BOP facilities, appoints an implementation official, expands NIC board with new members, and holds at least one public field hearing.
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Introduced
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Defines 'human being' to include embryos from fertilization, frames protection under the 14th Amendment, and clarifies it does not require punishing pregnant people or banning IVF or contraception.
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Introduced
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This measure would raise federal penalties for attacking officers, including new minimum terms when a vehicle is used as a weapon.
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Introduced
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Would bar visa entry for individuals who commit severe religious freedom violations, require public posting of names and locations, and permit narrow foreign affairs exemptions with limited oversight.
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Introduced
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Sets federal use-of-force standards for immigration enforcement, requires cameras, annual training, and accountability measures to reduce excessive force and protect constitutional rights.
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Introduced
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A proposed measure would exempt voluntary economic coordination from major antitrust statutes, potentially reshaping price setting, market access, and worker negotiations.
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Introduced
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Proposed measures bar entry and revoke visas for people tied to certain regimes, with case-by-case U.N. travel review and broad agency authority.
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Introduced
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A bill would permanently bar providers who commit fraud in federal child care funds and adds immigration consequences for noncitizens, with enforcement through federal agencies and state reimbursements.
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Introduced
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a plan to speed up removal of noncitizens by expanding expedited removal, shortening appeals, and tying funding to local cooperation with immigration enforcement.
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Introduced
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Aims to restrict politically motivated federal actions and create civil remedies and reporting requirements.
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Introduced
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This measure would remove qualified immunity as a defense in civil rights lawsuits against police, including federal officers, making it easier to sue for constitutional violations.
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Introduced
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Defines a likely public-charge status by months of benefits, adds bond and sponsor requirements, and sets exemptions for certain groups.
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Introduced
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Adds fraud convictions as deportable offenses and lets courts cancel naturalization at conviction.
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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