Legislation

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit non-citizens from voting in any federal, state, tribal, or local election in the United States. It grants Congress the authority to enforce this amendment. For the amendment to be valid, it must be ratified by three-fourths of the state legislatures within seven years of its submission.

The "Prosecutors Need to Prosecute Act" requires district attorneys in jurisdictions of 380,000+ people receiving Byrne grant funds to report annually to the Attorney General on prosecution data for specific offenses, including cases referred, declined, plea agreements, defendants with prior offenses, and bail requests. The Attorney General must then submit this data to the Judiciary Committees and publish it on a public website. This aims to increase transparency and oversight of prosecutorial decisions in large jurisdictions.

The "Original Students Voicing Opinions in Today's Elections (VOTE) Act" establishes a pilot program managed by the Election Assistance Commission to provide funds to local education agencies for voter registration initiatives targeting 12th-grade students. Participating agencies must consult with election officials and report on the use and effectiveness of the funds. The Election Assistance Commission will then report to Congress on the pilot program's outcomes.

The Western Wildfire Support Act of 2025 aims to bolster wildfire management through enhanced preparation, detection, suppression, and post-fire recovery efforts. It focuses on improving financial transparency, integrating local resources, deploying advanced technology, and supporting long-term ecosystem rehabilitation. The act also seeks to address challenges such as drone incursions and invasive species management. By implementing these measures, the act strives to protect communities, infrastructure, and natural resources from the devastating impacts of wildfires.

The National Human Trafficking Database Act aims to combat human trafficking by establishing a national database. This database will collect and report data from state agencies, list anti-human trafficking organizations, and identify areas with high and low trafficking rates. The Act prioritizes survivor confidentiality and allocates funding for grants to state agencies and for the database's creation and maintenance. It prohibits using the collected data to make funding decisions and protects survivors' personal information.

The "Overturn Biden's Offshore Energy Ban Act" nullifies presidential memoranda from January 6, 2025, that withdrew areas of the Outer Continental Shelf from oil and natural gas leasing. This rescission applies to areas in the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic, Pacific, and Bering Sea. The goal of the act is to reverse the prior administration's restrictions on offshore energy leasing.

This joint resolution nullifies the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network's rule regarding anti-money laundering regulations for residential real estate transfers. By disapproving the rule, the resolution prevents it from taking effect.

The "Lead by Example Act of 2025" mandates that, beginning January 3, 2027, Members of Congress and their staff must receive healthcare through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It requires the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and the Director of the Office of Personnel Management to submit a plan to Congress by September 15, 2025, outlining the implementation of this change. This plan will include any necessary legislative actions to ensure the transition.

The Unauthorized Spending Accountability Act establishes a three-year cycle, starting in 2026, to reduce funding for federal programs lacking proper authorization. Programs that have not been reauthorized will face annual budget cuts, and programs unauthorized for three consecutive years will be terminated. Reauthorization of a program with a sunset clause of three years or less can exempt it from these budget cuts. This act aims to ensure fiscal responsibility and congressional oversight of federal spending.

This bill disapproves and nullifies a Medicare rule issued by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services concerning the 2025 Home Health Prospective Payment System Rate Update and related Medicare policies.

This bill formally notifies the President of the United States that the House of Representatives has elected Mike Johnson as Speaker and Kevin McCumber as Clerk. These individuals will serve in these roles for the duration of the One Hundred Nineteenth Congress.

The "No Taxpayer Funding for the World Health Organization Act" prohibits the United States from providing any mandatory or voluntary funding to the World Health Organization. This prohibition begins on the date the Act is enacted.

The Anti-Congestion Tax Act mandates toll exemptions for vehicles entering New York City's congestion zone via specific crossings like the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels and the George Washington Bridge, ensuring they are credited the toll amount against the congestion fee. It also introduces a federal tax credit for these congestion tolls, aiming to offset the costs for commuters. This applies to capital investment grants awarded on or after the date the congestion toll is first charged and taxable years beginning after the enactment of this Act.

The "REMAIN in Mexico Act of 2025" mandates the Secretary of Homeland Security to reinstate and enforce the Migrant Protection Protocols, as previously outlined in the 2019 Policy Guidance. This requires migrants and asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while awaiting U.S. immigration proceedings.

The "Strategic Withdrawal of Agencies for Meaningful Placement Act" or "SWAMP Act" aims to relocate Executive agency headquarters outside of the Washington metropolitan area through a competitive bidding process that considers economic, workforce, and national security impacts. It prohibits new construction or lease renewals for headquarters remaining in the Washington metropolitan area and allows the use of proceeds from the sale of federal properties to offset relocation costs. The Act stipulates that no additional funds will be allocated for these activities.

This bill disapproves and nullifies the Department of Energy's rule regarding energy conservation standards for commercial water heating equipment.

This resolution informs the House of Representatives that the Senate has enough members present to conduct business. It directs the Secretary to notify the House that a quorum of the Senate has been assembled and is ready to proceed.

The POLICE Act of 2025 mandates the deportation of any immigrant convicted of, admitting to, or admitting to actions constituting the assault of a law enforcement officer. It broadly defines "assault" and "law enforcement officer" and requires the Department of Homeland Security to publish an annual report on the number of deportations carried out under this provision.

The "Department of Education Protection Act" prevents the Department of Education from using already allocated funds to reorganize in ways that would decentralize, reduce staff, or alter the Department's responsibilities, structure, authority, or functions as they existed on January 1, 2025. This act ensures that the Department of Education continues to focus on boosting student success and equal access through its established offices and institutes.

This bill amends the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 to prohibit the Secretary of Transportation from establishing or maintaining value pricing programs that include congestion or cordon pricing.