Legislation

The PROKID Act (Protection of Kids in Immigrant Detention Act) establishes an independent Office of the Ombudsperson to provide rigorous oversight, monitoring, and investigation of the treatment of immigrant children in government custody. The legislation mandates comprehensive data collection, requires unobstructed access to detention facilities, and creates an expert advisory committee to ensure compliance with federal laws and child welfare standards. By prioritizing transparency and accountability, the Act aims to protect the rights and well-being of immigrant children held in federal facilities.

The Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026 mandates that operating system providers verify user ages and share standardized age-bracket data with apps, browsers, and websites to enforce age-appropriate access. The bill prohibits targeted advertising and data monetization directed at children under 17 while establishing strict privacy protections and data minimization requirements. Enforcement is overseen by the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general, with additional provisions to prevent anticompetitive practices in the digital marketplace.

The Children's Safe Welcome Act of 2026 overhauls the treatment of noncitizen children and families in federal custody by prioritizing family unity, humane living standards, and swift reunification. The legislation mandates legal representation for unaccompanied children, establishes independent oversight to ensure accountability, and strictly limits the use of detention facilities. By creating clear, enforceable protections and privacy safeguards, the bill aims to minimize trauma and ensure that the welfare of the child remains the central focus of the immigration process.

This proposal calls on Congress to reform the federal tax code to ensure all citizens contribute to government operations in proportion to their actual economic gains. It highlights systemic disparities that favor capital-derived wealth over wage income and urges the House Committee on Ways and Means to hold hearings on creating a more consistent and equitable tax system.

The Real Courts, Rule of Law Act of 2026 establishes an independent United States Immigration Court system under Article I of the Constitution, effectively separating immigration adjudication from the executive branch. This new judicial body will consist of appellate and trial divisions, with judges appointed to 15-year terms to ensure impartiality and judicial independence. The Act provides for a structured transition of existing cases and personnel, while granting the courts authority over their own budget, staffing, and procedural rules.

This bill amends the Rules of the House of Representatives to prohibit Members, Delegates, and Resident Commissioners from cohabitating with House employees. This restriction does not apply to individuals who are legally married to one another.

The Strengthening EFIN Confirmation for User Reliability and Electronic (SECURE) Tax Filing Act mandates that the IRS implement a real-time validation program for Electronic Filing Identification Numbers (EFINs). This legislation requires tax preparation software to verify an EFIN’s status before any electronic filing can occur, ensuring that only authorized and active users can submit tax documents. By establishing these security checks, the bill aims to prevent fraud and enhance the overall integrity of the electronic tax filing system.

The Closing Bribery Loopholes Act expands the legal definition of an "official act" to ensure federal bribery and illegal gratuity laws cover a broader range of official duties and positions of trust. This legislation explicitly includes actions such as pardons and commutations, clarifying that any decision or course of conduct within an official's capacity is subject to anti-corruption oversight.

The Green New Deal for Health Act establishes a comprehensive federal strategy to protect public health from the impacts of climate change while decarbonizing the healthcare sector. The legislation invests in resilient medical infrastructure, expands the community health workforce, and mandates new protections to ensure equitable access to care, particularly for vulnerable and environmental justice communities. By integrating climate science into national health policy, the bill aims to create a more sustainable, prepared, and responsive healthcare system.

The Improving America’s Literacy Act updates federal grant programs to prioritize evidence-based reading instruction while explicitly prohibiting the use of the "three-cueing" model. The bill mandates stricter oversight and reporting for state literacy grants, requires a focus on core literacy skills like phonics and comprehension, and directs new research to identify and promote successful, proven reading strategies.

The "No Corporate Crooks Act" prohibits individuals convicted of serious corporate crimes—such as fraud, embezzlement, or bribery—from serving in the federal executive branch. The bill mandates that any current executive branch employees meeting these criteria be removed from their positions.

The AI Ads Act amends the Federal Election Campaign Act to explicitly prohibit the use of AI-generated content in fraudulent campaign communications and solicitations. Furthermore, the bill broadens existing federal bans on fraudulent misrepresentation, making it illegal for any person—not just candidates or their agents—to falsely claim to represent political figures or organizations for any purpose.

The State of Men’s Health Act addresses the widening health and life expectancy gap between men and women by establishing a dedicated Office of Men’s Health within the Department of Health and Human Services. The bill mandates a comprehensive GAO study to identify health disparities and requires the new office to coordinate federal efforts, promote public awareness, and improve preventive care for men. This initiative aims to reduce premature mortality and the significant economic costs associated with men’s health crises.

The Health Over Wealth Act establishes rigorous transparency, accountability, and oversight requirements for for-profit corporations and private equity firms that own or operate health care entities. The legislation mandates detailed financial reporting, creates a licensure system for private equity investment in health care, and imposes strict regulations on hospital closures and service reductions to protect patient access. Additionally, the bill reforms bankruptcy and tax laws to prevent asset stripping and ensure that financial interests do not compromise the quality or safety of essential health services.

The Fair Seeds for Farmers Act restricts federal intellectual property protections for plants to specific existing statutes, preventing the use of broader patent laws to control plant materials. Additionally, the bill prohibits contractual clauses that restrict farmers and researchers from saving, breeding, or experimenting with seeds and plant germplasm. These measures aim to protect agricultural autonomy and ensure continued access to plant materials for research and propagation.

The Stop Millionaires Using Service for Kickbacks (Stop MUSK) Act strengthens federal conflict-of-interest rules by prohibiting executive branch officials from participating in government matters that affect the financial interests of their current or former employers. The bill expands these restrictions to cover any organization where an official held a professional role within the four years prior to a government matter. This legislation aims to prevent potential corruption and ensure impartiality in executive decision-making.

The Emergency Mountain Pine Beetle Response Act establishes a competitive grant program to fund emergency projects on National Forest System lands affected by beetle outbreaks. Administered by the Forest Service, the program supports state, local, and tribal partners in efforts to restore forest health, reduce wildfire risks, and protect critical infrastructure and water supplies.

The House Our Heroes Act aims to support veterans facing housing instability by providing access to educational resources on financial management and credit repair. Additionally, the bill grants the Department of Veterans Affairs temporary flexibility to assist veterans with delinquent loans through expanded partial claim options and loan modification authority.

The Safe Baby Formula Act of 2026 mandates a comprehensive study on the health impacts of heavy metals in infant formula. Furthermore, it requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to establish and enforce strict, evidence-based action levels for arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead to ensure product safety.

The Right to IVF Act of 2026 establishes a nationwide statutory right to access assisted reproductive technology (ART) and intrauterine insemination (IUI) while prohibiting states from imposing restrictive barriers. The bill further expands family-building support by mandating comprehensive fertility coverage across private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and federal employee health plans. Additionally, it guarantees expanded access to fertility services and preservation for military service members and veterans.