Legislation

This resolution declares the severe lack of affordable housing a national crisis requiring urgent, coordinated action. It calls upon federal, state, and local governments, alongside private and nonprofit partners, to prioritize the production of new affordable units and the preservation of existing ones. The bill emphasizes the need for smart policies that encourage building, protect tenants, and ensure housing stability for all Americans.

This bill, the Preventing the Abuse of Immigration Parole Act, aims to drastically restrict the Secretary of Homeland Security's authority to grant immigration parole. It mandates that parole decisions must be made strictly on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit. Furthermore, the legislation imposes an annual cap on parole grants starting in FY 2029 and grants states the authority to sue the Secretary over perceived misuse of this authority.

The Research Integrity and Foreign Influence Prevention Act updates existing restrictions on talent recruitment from countries of concern. Effective January 1, 2026, this bill broadens the definition of a "foreign country" to explicitly include special administrative regions and controlled territories of those nations. This measure aims to enhance research integrity by strengthening limitations against malign foreign influence.

The Rebuilding America’s Airport Infrastructure Act focuses on modernizing airport facilities by gradually increasing the maximum Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) that airports can levy on passengers. Beginning in 2027, the maximum allowable charge will systematically increase, ultimately settling at \$8.50 starting in 2030. This legislation also includes technical updates to remove outdated references to previous, lower charge amounts within federal law.

The Closing Bribery Loopholes Act clarifies the definition of an "official act" to ensure comprehensive coverage under bribery laws. This update broadens the definition to include any action or decision within a public official's regular duties, regardless of whether the intended outcome is achieved. The goal is to close loopholes by clearly establishing what constitutes a punishable act of bribery.

This resolution supports the designation of the week of June 9 through June 15, 2025, as "National Men's Health Week." It aims to raise national awareness about preventable health issues affecting men and boys, who often delay seeking medical care. The goal is to encourage increased participation in preventive screenings and early detection for serious conditions. Congress formally asks the President to issue a proclamation encouraging nationwide observance of this week.

The Offshore Energy Modernization Act of 2025 establishes national goals for offshore wind development, aiming for 30 GW by 2030 and 50 GW by 2035. The bill streamlines permitting by funding environmental reviews and creates the Offshore Power Administration to support necessary transmission infrastructure. It also establishes a compensation fund for affected communities and sets domestic content and labor standards for future projects.

This resolution formally condemns the violent riots that occurred in Los Angeles in June 2025, which escalated from protests following immigration enforcement actions. It details the widespread arson, vandalism, and attacks against law enforcement officers during the disorder. Furthermore, the bill praises the actions of law enforcement and urges state and local officials to cooperate with federal authorities to restore peace.

The No Amnesty for Hamas Sympathizers Act seeks to prohibit various immigration benefits for individuals who habitually resided in the Palestinian-administered territories of Judea and Samaria or Gaza, or who hold Palestinian Authority travel documents. This bill voids recent executive actions granting deferred departure status to certain Palestinians. Furthermore, it bars these individuals from receiving Temporary Protected Status, parole, asylum, or refugee status. The legislation also establishes grounds for inadmissibility and deportability based on residency in these territories or possession of Palestinian Authority documents.

The Tiananmen Massacre Transparency and Accountability Act aims to counter the Chinese Communist Party's ongoing cover-up of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. The bill establishes a U.S. policy to fight censorship, punish officials involved in human rights abuses and transnational repression, and protect critics within the United States. It also directs the Librarian of Congress to create public exhibits commemorating the massacre and the stories of survivors.

The BARK Act of 2025 aims to encourage the donation of pet food and supplies during emergencies and for charitable purposes. It provides liability protection to donors and distributing organizations against lawsuits related to the condition of donated items, provided there is no gross negligence or intentional harm. This protection applies to items that appear fit for use, even if they don't meet all commercial sales standards, provided proper disclosure and reconditioning procedures are followed.

The No Loan Forgiveness for Terrorists Act of 2025 amends the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program to disqualify employment at organizations that engage in activities with a substantial illegal purpose. This exclusion applies to organizations involved in terrorism support, aiding illegal immigration violations, material child abuse, consistent illegal discrimination, or repeated violations of state tort laws. Therefore, time spent working for such entities will not count toward loan forgiveness.

The Pride In Mental Health Act of 2025 establishes a new grant program to improve mental health and substance abuse outcomes for LGBTQ+ youth through culturally competent care and resource development. These grants strictly prohibit funding for conversion therapy practices. The bill also mandates federal data collection on LGBTQ+ youth mental health and requires a report on the needs of those in foster care.

The Indo-Pacific Treaty Organization Act establishes a task force to address growing security concerns posed by China and North Korea in the region. Chaired by the Secretary of State, this group will study the feasibility of creating a formal collective security agreement among U.S. allies. The task force must deliver a report with recommendations on such a mutual defense pact within one year.

This resolution strongly condemns the recent surge in antisemitic violence and threats across the United States, particularly following the October 7th attacks. It highlights specific violent incidents and expresses deep concern over the hostile environments facing Jewish students on college campuses. Ultimately, the measure reaffirms unwavering support for the safety, civil rights, and equal protection of all Jewish Americans.

The Heroes Owning and Materializing Equity (HOME) Act of 2025 aims to improve VA home loan processes for veterans. It mandates clearer guidance for lenders on veteran residual income and establishes voluntary financial counseling options. Additionally, the bill requires the VA to create a database of pre-adapted homes for sale and mandates proactive outreach to veterans residing in U.S. Territories regarding their benefits.

This bill grants lawful permanent resident status to Ivana Alexandra Sifuentes Arbirio, allowing her to apply for adjustment of status regardless of certain existing immigration ineligibilities. The law cancels previous removal or inadmissibility findings against her, provided she files the necessary application within two years of enactment. Her approval will result in a one-visa reduction for her country of birth.

The FARE Act establishes the Advisory Committee on Rail Electrification, tasked with identifying barriers to electrifying the nation's railroads. This committee will bring together diverse stakeholders to recommend solutions and necessary research and development. The committee's findings and recommendations will be reported regularly to Congress.

The Safe Stay Act mandates the installation of compliant carbon monoxide alarms in sleeping or living units within all places of public accommodation that operate across state lines. This legislation updates fire prevention guidelines by adopting the latest safety standards for alarm installation and requires these establishments to provide guests with written notice confirming compliance. The Federal Trade Commission is tasked with enforcing this new notification requirement, treating violations as unfair or deceptive business practices.

This bill grants permanent resident status to Luisa Mariana Sifuentes Arbirio, allowing her to apply for an immigrant visa or adjust her status regardless of certain standard eligibility requirements. It also cancels any existing removal or inadmissibility findings against her based on records held by the government at the time of enactment. This special relief is available only if she applies within two years of the law's passage.