Legislation

This resolution expresses formal support for the Trump Administration’s petition to the Supreme Court for a rehearing of *Trump v. Barbara*, a 2026 ruling regarding birthright citizenship. It urges the Court to reconsider the decision in light of concerns regarding the exploitation of the Citizenship Clause through commercial "birth tourism." Additionally, the measure calls for continued congressional oversight to protect the integrity of U.S. immigration laws.

The Advanced Coursework Equity Act aims to close the opportunity gap by expanding access to advanced and STEM-related courses for historically underrepresented students. The bill establishes a federal grant program to help schools implement universal screening and open enrollment policies, ensuring that all qualified students have the chance to participate in rigorous academic programs. By providing funding for teacher training, student support services, and data-driven equity goals, the Act seeks to prepare more students for success in college and the modern workforce.

This resolution honors the life and public service of the late Senator Lindsey Graham while formally condemning Omar Suleiman for his public remarks celebrating the Senator's death. Additionally, the bill acknowledges Suleiman’s 2019 invitation to serve as a Guest Chaplain in the U.S. House and reaffirms support for efforts to address the perceived dangers of Sharia Law to American constitutional principles.

This resolution designates June 22–26, 2026, as National Boys and Girls Club Week to honor the organization's vital role in supporting youth development. It recognizes the impact of over 5,500 clubs nationwide in providing safe, educational programming that fosters academic success, career readiness, and leadership skills. The Senate encourages all Americans to celebrate the clubs' ongoing commitment to building bright futures for young people.

This resolution officially congratulates the Carolina Hurricanes on their 2026 Stanley Cup championship victory. It honors the team’s dominant postseason performance, the leadership of Head Coach Rod Brind’Amour, and the organization's significant contributions to the North Carolina community.

This resolution expresses the sense of the House of Representatives that the United States should ratify the Rome Statute and become a full member of the International Criminal Court. It advocates for lifting existing sanctions against Court personnel and encourages the U.S. to leverage its influence to promote global participation in the institution.

The Form 5500 Filing Simplification Act streamlines the annual reporting process for employee benefit plans by extending filing deadlines to a consistent nine-month-and-15-day timeframe. Additionally, the bill modernizes administrative requirements by mandating the acceptance of electronic signatures for all required filings. These changes aim to reduce the regulatory burden on plan administrators while improving filing flexibility.

This resolution commemorates the 70th anniversary of the U.S. Forest Service Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry (IPIF). It recognizes the Institute’s vital role in providing critical scientific research, conservation strategies, and wildfire mitigation for tropical ecosystems across the Pacific. Furthermore, the resolution reaffirms support for IPIF’s ongoing efforts to integrate indigenous perspectives and sustainable management practices to protect the region's unique biodiversity.

The Bycatch Reduction Act aims to protect marine ecosystems and critical fish populations in the North Pacific by mandating stricter gear performance standards to minimize seafloor damage and incidental bycatch. The legislation increases transparency and public participation in fishery management, promotes the use of innovative monitoring technologies, and establishes dedicated funding for cleaner fishing gear. Additionally, the bill prohibits the import of unsustainably harvested foreign seafood and prioritizes scientific research to better inform conservation efforts.

The Older Americans Act Reauthorization Act of 2025 strengthens the national aging network by expanding access to mental health, nutrition, and caregiver support services while increasing transparency and accountability. The bill promotes independence for older adults through enhanced preventive health programs, improved housing accessibility, and modernized employment training. Additionally, it bolsters protections against elder abuse and ensures more culturally responsive care for Native American elders through 2030.

The Vessel Identification Protection Act of 2026 establishes new federal crimes to combat the tampering, falsification, and trafficking of vessels with altered identification numbers. This legislation aims to prevent maritime fraud by imposing significant fines and prison sentences on those who knowingly obscure vessel identities or trade in illicitly modified watercraft.

This resolution expresses support for efforts to combat fraud, waste, and abuse within the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). It highlights the need for greater transparency and oversight to protect taxpayer dollars and ensure that resources remain available for the nation’s most vulnerable citizens.

The Space Ready 2.0 Act authorizes NASA to establish a pilot program allowing the agency to accept voluntary contributions from public and private entities to fund infrastructure repairs and improvements at NASA Centers. This initiative aims to modernize common-use facilities through collaborative investment while ensuring rigorous cost management and oversight. The program is designed to facilitate public-private partnerships that support NASA’s operational needs through 2031.

This resolution expresses the House of Representatives' profound sorrow regarding the death of Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. It directs the Clerk to convey these condolences to the Senate and the Senator's family, and mandates that the House adjourn as a formal mark of respect.

The Health Care Efficiency Through Flexibility Act aims to modernize quality reporting for Medicare Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) by expanding data collection options and providing flexibility for participants facing technical limitations. The bill also establishes a pilot program to test digital quality measure reporting and provides dedicated funding to support these administrative improvements.

The Medical Bankruptcy Fairness Act of 2026 provides critical financial protections for individuals facing bankruptcy due to significant medical expenses or health-related hardships. The bill offers relief by expanding home equity exemptions, waiving certain administrative bankruptcy requirements, and allowing for the discharge of student loan debt for qualifying debtors. Additionally, it protects the credit reputations of these individuals by prohibiting the inclusion of their medical-related bankruptcy filings in consumer credit reports.

The "Ban Abortion by Mail Act" mandates that healthcare providers conduct in-person visits and hold a valid medical license in the patient's state of residence before prescribing or dispensing abortion drugs. Providers who violate these requirements face a minimum two-year loss of their FDA-mandated REMS certification. Additionally, the bill requires the Department of Health and Human Services to submit annual reports to Congress regarding providers who lose their certification due to these violations.

The Rural and Municipal Utility Cybersecurity Act establishes a grant and technical assistance program to help smaller electric utilities strengthen their defenses against cyber threats. Administered by the Department of Energy, the program provides $250 million in funding through 2031 to help eligible utilities deploy advanced security technologies and improve information sharing. It prioritizes support for entities with limited resources and those managing critical infrastructure while ensuring that shared cybersecurity data remains protected from public disclosure.

The Recover COVID Unemployment Fraud in Banks Act establishes a federal task force to coordinate the recovery of improper pandemic unemployment payments held by financial institutions and state agencies. Additionally, the bill extends the statute of limitations to 10 years for the prosecution of fraud related to federal pandemic unemployment insurance programs.

The Adams Memorial-Great American Heroes Act extends the authorization for the Adams Memorial Commission through 2032. It also establishes specific site requirements for the memorial’s construction within designated areas of Washington, D.C., ensuring the project can proceed under updated commemorative standards.