Legislation

The Industrial Bank for American Manufacturing Act of 2026 establishes a $15 billion fund, financed by specific trade tariffs, to provide loans, grants, and equity investments to domestic manufacturers. This initiative aims to strengthen U.S. industrial capacity, secure critical supply chains, and promote emerging technologies. Recipients must adhere to strict labor standards, including prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements, while prioritizing projects that boost efficiency and support economically distressed communities.

The Polisario Front Terrorist Designation Act of 2026 mandates an annual State Department report to investigate and document any military or intelligence cooperation between the Polisario Front and Iranian-affiliated terrorist organizations. If such collaboration is confirmed, the Act requires the President to formally designate the Polisario Front as a foreign terrorist organization and impose corresponding sanctions.

The BRRRRT Act of 2026 mandates the continued operation and sustainment of the Air Force’s A-10 Thunderbolt II fleet through fiscal year 2033. The bill prohibits the retirement or divestment of these aircraft unless the Department of Defense certifies that a fully capable replacement is already operational and meeting all mission requirements. Additionally, the legislation requires the preservation of retired aircraft, the maintenance of specialized pilot training programs, and the establishment of programs to document the A-10's combat legacy and explore future autonomous technology integration.

The Never Forget the Victims of Terrorism: Joseph D. Mistrulli and Alan Kleinberg USVSST Fund Solvency Act ensures the continued support of victims by authorizing the Treasury to loan $3 billion to the U.S. Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund annually from 2027 through 2029. These funds are mandated for immediate distribution to eligible claimants, providing a critical financial bridge for those affected by state-sponsored terrorism. The act establishes a clear repayment structure for these loans, utilizing future civil and criminal penalties collected from state sponsors of terrorism.

The Rise Up for Child Care Act of 2026 transforms federal child care funding into an open-ended entitlement, removing spending caps to guarantee access for eligible families. The bill further strengthens the child care workforce by providing a 75 percent federal match for state-funded wage supplements for home-based providers. Additionally, it mandates ongoing research and reporting to evaluate the impact of these investments on the child care sector.

The Candidate Investment Transparency and Ethics Act of 2026 requires federal candidates, their spouses, and dependent children to divest individual stock holdings or place them into a qualified blind trust within 90 days of declaring their candidacy. The bill further prohibits these individuals from acquiring new covered investments while seeking or holding federal office. These measures aim to prevent conflicts of interest by ensuring that candidates' personal financial interests remain independent of their public duties.

This proposed constitutional amendment would mandate that the federal government, states, tribes, and territories jointly guarantee a high-quality education for all individuals in the United States. If ratified, it would grant Congress the authority to enact legislation to enforce this universal educational standard.

The "No Surprise Bills for New Moms Act" ensures newborns receive automatic health coverage for the first 30 days of life under their parent's existing plan. It also mandates a 60-day special enrollment window, allowing parents to officially add their child to their insurance following the initial coverage period. This legislation aims to prevent unexpected medical costs for families by ensuring seamless insurance transitions for newborns.

The FASTER Act of 2026 expands food labeling requirements to include barley, rye, and oats as major food allergens, ensuring greater transparency for consumers. Additionally, the bill mandates a comprehensive federal report on Celiac disease to improve data collection, diagnostic testing, and the development of new treatments.

The Family Poverty is Not Child Neglect Act prohibits the removal of children from their homes solely due to family poverty and requires states to provide better support services to keep families together. Additionally, the bill mandates a federal report to analyze the impact of poverty on child welfare interventions and to recommend legislative solutions to prevent poverty-based family separation.

The Restoring Justice for Workers Act prohibits employers from forcing workers to sign away their rights to pursue legal claims in court or participate in collective legal actions. The bill renders pre-dispute mandatory arbitration agreements and class-action waivers unenforceable, ensuring workers retain the ability to seek justice for workplace violations. Additionally, it protects employees from retaliation for refusing to waive these fundamental legal rights.

The American Patients First Act of 2026 establishes a standardized Medicare payment system for skin substitute products while mandating strict domestic manufacturing and sourcing requirements. The bill also introduces comprehensive program integrity measures, including prior authorization and provider certification standards, to reduce fraud and ensure the clinical necessity of wound care treatments.

The Foreign Robocall Elimination Act directs the FCC to establish an interagency taskforce to develop strategies for combating unlawful robocalls originating outside the United States. The bill also strengthens enforcement by providing legal protections for call traceback efforts and authorizing the FCC to require bonds from certain voice service providers to ensure accountability. These measures aim to reduce international robocall volume and improve coordination between federal agencies and the private sector.

The Increasing Mental Health Options Act of 2026 aims to improve access to behavioral healthcare by incentivizing clinical psychologists to practice in rural and underserved areas through Medicare bonus payments. Additionally, the bill removes federal requirements for physician supervision of psychological services in various clinical settings, allowing clinical psychologists to oversee care when permitted by state law.

This resolution calls for a "Data Center Bill of Rights" to ensure transparency, local autonomy, and public accountability for communities impacted by artificial intelligence infrastructure. It advocates for stricter regulations on water usage, pollution, and energy consumption while empowering local governments to reject or restrict data center developments. The proposal also mandates independent impact assessments and enforceable community benefit agreements to protect residents from the economic and environmental costs of these facilities.

This bill formally condemns a 2026 Department of Justice opinion that undermines the *Olmstead v. L.C.* integration mandate, which protects people with disabilities from unnecessary institutionalization. It demands the immediate withdrawal of this opinion and calls on Congress to reverse recent Medicaid cuts while increasing funding for home- and community-based services. The resolution reaffirms the critical importance of the Americans with Disabilities Act in ensuring that individuals with disabilities can live integrated, independent lives.

This resolution designates August 2 through August 8, 2026, as "National Farmers Market Week" to celebrate the vital role these markets play in our economy and public health. It recognizes how farmers markets bridge the gap between urban and rural communities while promoting sustainable agriculture and increasing access to fresh, nutritious food.

This resolution initiates impeachment proceedings against United States District Judge Allison Dale Burroughs for high crimes and misdemeanors. It alleges that Judge Burroughs abused her judicial authority by disregarding federal statutes and usurping executive power regarding immigration policy. Consequently, the bill calls for her removal from office, asserting that her conduct renders her unfit to serve as a federal judge.

This resolution commemorates the Chicago Cubs on their 150th anniversary, honoring the franchise’s storied history, iconic legacy at Wrigley Field, and legendary players. It recognizes the team’s significant cultural impact on baseball and the nation, as well as their ongoing commitment to community support through Chicago Cubs Charities.

This resolution honors the vital contributions of small firearms manufacturers to the U.S. economy, job creation, and the preservation of recreational shooting traditions. It recognizes these businesses as essential pillars of their communities and supports the designation of August 2026 as "National Shooting Sports Month."