Legislation

This resolution designates March 15–21, 2026, as a period to celebrate the vital contributions of women across the U.S. agricultural sector. It honors the millions of female producers, researchers, and educators who drive innovation and sustain the nation's food supply. By recognizing these leaders, the bill aims to inspire the next generation of women to pursue careers in agriculture and agribusiness.

This bill proposes the repeal of conflict mineral disclosure requirements currently mandated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. If enacted, it would eliminate the legal obligation for companies to report on the sourcing of minerals from conflict-affected regions.

The Financial Reporting Threshold Modernization Act increases the dollar thresholds for mandatory currency transaction and suspicious activity reports to reduce administrative burdens on financial institutions. The bill also mandates periodic inflation adjustments for these thresholds and requires the Treasury Department to review and modernize reporting forms to improve efficiency. Additionally, it extends the requirement for the FinCEN Director to provide annual testimony before Congress.

The TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026 extends the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program through December 31, 2034. The bill also streamlines the certification process for acts of terrorism by updating monetary thresholds, establishing a 90-day decision deadline, and implementing new public notice requirements. Additionally, it includes technical amendments to ensure the program's continued operational accuracy.

The Community Bank Regulatory Tailoring Act updates various banking and financial regulatory thresholds to account for historical growth in the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Additionally, the bill establishes a mechanism for the Federal Reserve to automatically adjust these thresholds every five years to reflect future economic growth.

The Protect Law Enforcement Task Forces Act prohibits federal agencies from publicly disclosing sensitive information regarding the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF) and its Fusion Center. The bill establishes an interagency task force to develop a government-wide strategy for protecting this information and mandates regular reporting to Congress on the program's effectiveness. These provisions are set to expire on January 20, 2029.

The Family Grocery and Farmer Relief Act aims to increase competition in the meat industry by breaking up large, multi-category, and foreign-controlled meatpacking conglomerates. The legislation directs the Federal Trade Commission to enforce divestitures, limit market concentration, and prevent unfair pricing practices. Additionally, it establishes support programs to help farmers' cooperatives and small businesses acquire meatpacking assets, ultimately seeking to lower consumer prices and empower independent producers.

The Critical Minerals Investment Tax Modernization Act of 2026 incentivizes domestic production by increasing the percentage depletion rate for rare earth elements and scandium to 22 percent. This tax adjustment aims to strengthen the supply chain for essential minerals critical to modern technology and national security.

This resolution honors the historic and contemporary contributions of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian women across all sectors of society, including military service, business, science, and public leadership. It celebrates their resilience and vital role in shaping the nation while calling for continued investment to address the unique challenges they face.

The Housing Supply and Affordability Act establishes a competitive HUD grant program to help state and local governments plan for and implement strategies to increase affordable housing. The program provides funding for activities such as updating zoning codes, streamlining regulatory processes, and improving housing accessibility. Please note that these grant funds are strictly designated for planning and administrative efforts and cannot be used for physical construction or repair work.

The Stop Unemployment Fraud Act strengthens the integrity of the unemployment insurance system by mandating stricter identity verification and data-matching procedures to prevent improper payments. The bill prohibits reliance on self-attestation for eligibility, establishes rigorous federal work-search requirements, and provides states with new tools and funding to modernize fraud detection. These measures aim to ensure benefits are distributed accurately while holding states accountable for program compliance.

The Promoting Reduction of Emissions through Landscaping Equipment Act establishes a federal income tax credit covering 40% of the cost of zero-emission electric landscaping equipment. Designed to incentivize sustainable practices, the credit applies to purchases made after December 31, 2024, and includes options for elective payment or transferability. This initiative supports the transition to cleaner technology by providing significant financial relief for businesses and individuals upgrading to electric lawn and garden tools.

The GAAME Act of 2026 mandates that schools receiving Title I funding provide students with sequential, standards-based arts and music education taught by certified professionals. By amending the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, the bill ensures these programs are integrated into school-wide curricula and targeted assistance plans to support a well-rounded education.

The National Constitutional Carry Act establishes a nationwide right for eligible citizens to carry firearms in public for self-defense. This legislation prohibits state and local governments from imposing criminal or civil penalties on the public carry of firearms, effectively invalidating existing local restrictions that conflict with this federal standard.

The Websites and Software Applications Accessibility Act of 2026 mandates that digital content and applications used by employers, government agencies, and public accommodations be fully accessible to individuals with disabilities. The bill directs federal agencies to establish and enforce clear accessibility standards, provides a private right of action for non-compliance, and offers grant support to help small entities meet these requirements. Ultimately, the legislation ensures that emerging technologies do not exclude people with disabilities from participating in all aspects of society.

The Falun Gong and Victims of Forced Organ Harvesting Protection Act mandates sanctions against foreign individuals complicit in the forced harvesting of organs from prisoners of conscience in China. The bill requires the President to identify and penalize those involved through property blocking and visa restrictions. Additionally, it directs the Secretary of State to submit comprehensive reports to Congress regarding China’s organ transplant practices and the potential classification of these acts as atrocities.

The Responsible Containment Reauthorization Act of 2026 extends the federal authorization for the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act of 1978. By removing the current expiration date, this legislation ensures the continued oversight and management of radioactive mill tailings.

The Promoting Dental Health Act reauthorizes critical federal funding for state-level preventive dental health services. It also extends support for essential research, training, and technical assistance programs through 2031 to ensure the continued improvement of public oral health initiatives.

The Fair Housing for Survivors Act of 2026 amends the Fair Housing Act to establish survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking as a protected class. This legislation prohibits housing discrimination against these individuals and ensures they are protected from intimidation or interference when seeking safe and stable housing.

The Securing Accountability in Foreign Entries Act strengthens U.S. customs oversight by requiring that importers of record maintain a verified physical presence or established business footprint within the United States. The bill mandates that all duties and fees be paid directly through verified U.S. bank accounts and increases the minimum continuous import bond requirement to $100,000. These measures aim to enhance accountability, ensure the collection of revenue, and improve compliance for goods entering the U.S. market.