Legislation

This resolution formally condemns Representative Andy Ogles for a social media post asserting that Muslims do not belong in American society. The House of Representatives rejects these comments as hateful and Islamophobic, reaffirming the nation’s commitment to pluralism and the First Amendment’s protection of religious freedom.

The W.A.R. Act (Wartime Anti-Profiteering and Relief Act) provides temporary financial support to middle-income households to offset rising costs for energy, food, and transportation caused by the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict. Additionally, the bill establishes federal prohibitions against price gouging for essential goods and grants the FTC and Department of Justice authority to enforce these protections. These measures remain in effect only for the duration of the conflict-related energy emergency.

The First Island Chain Deterrence Act requires the Comptroller General to report on the impact of U.S. arms delivery delays to Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines. This report will assess how these delays affect military planning and the U.S. ability to maintain a "strong denial defense" strategy within the region. The legislation aims to identify administrative and production bottlenecks to ensure better interoperability and security in the First Island Chain.

This bill nullifies Presidential Proclamation 11012, effectively repealing the temporary import surcharge imposed on February 20, 2026. It prohibits the implementation or enforcement of similar future surcharges and mandates a full refund of all tariffs collected under the proclamation.

The Know Your American Customer Act requires banks and credit unions to verify the lawful presence of customers before opening or maintaining financial accounts. The bill mandates that individuals with temporary legal status provide updated documentation to maintain account access, with provisions for account restrictions or closure for non-compliance. Additionally, the legislation establishes criminal penalties for non-citizens who open or maintain accounts while not lawfully present in the United States.

The End Polluter Welfare for Enhanced Oil Recovery Act of 2026 eliminates federal tax subsidies for oil and gas companies that use carbon capture technology to facilitate enhanced oil recovery. By repealing the Section 43 tax credit and restricting Section 45Q eligibility for new facilities, this bill ends taxpayer-funded incentives for oil extraction processes.

This resolution recognizes the vital role of sleep in overall health and well-being by designating March 9–13, 2026, as "Sleep Awareness Week." It encourages individuals to prioritize healthy sleep habits and urges healthcare providers and public officials to promote the importance of adequate rest.

The Rural Health Innovation Act of 2026 establishes grant programs to expand urgent care, triage, and primary care services in rural communities. By providing funding to health centers and local public health departments, the bill aims to improve emergency response times and increase access to essential medical resources. These initiatives are supported by $50 million in annual authorized funding through 2031.

The Data Center Water and Energy Transparency Act of 2026 mandates that large data centers report their annual energy and water consumption to state or federal authorities to increase industry transparency. The bill also establishes a federal strategy to improve the sustainability of government-run data centers and provides grants to help local jurisdictions manage the resource impacts of data center growth.

This resolution honors the courage of two U.S. Air Force aviators who successfully evaded capture after ejecting over Iran in April 2026. It further commends the heroic efforts of the joint military and intelligence personnel who executed a high-risk, multi-day rescue mission to ensure their safe recovery. The bill reaffirms the United States' unwavering commitment to the principle of "No Man Left Behind."

The Child Suicide Prevention Act establishes federal grant programs to support youth suicide prevention initiatives for individuals under 26. This legislation funds evidence-based prevention strategies, training for healthcare providers and educators, and the integration of suicide prevention curricula into medical and health education. Additionally, the Act mandates the creation of a public resource website and promotes lethal means safety, including the secure storage of firearms.

The Strengthening American Nuclear Energy Act of 2026 codifies four key executive orders into federal law to provide long-term stability for the nuclear energy sector. By formalizing these directives, the bill ensures consistent regulatory support and promotes the continued advancement of American nuclear power.

This bill prohibits the use of federal funds for military action in or against Cuba through December 31, 2026. Exceptions are only permitted if Congress declares war, provides specific statutory authorization, or if the action aligns with the War Powers Resolution.

The Main Street Depositor Protection Act establishes enhanced federal deposit insurance for noninterest-bearing transaction accounts, allowing for coverage limits between $250,000 and $5,000,000. This legislation aims to increase financial stability for depositors at smaller banks and credit unions while providing assessment relief for community financial institutions. By creating a higher tier of protection for operational accounts, the bill seeks to support economic growth and secure funds held at eligible institutions.

The CFTC International Operational Improvements Act of 2026 updates the Commodity Exchange Act to broaden the definition of foreign futures authorities and enhance information-sharing capabilities. The bill also authorizes the CFTC to engage in resource-sharing and personnel exchanges with both U.S. federal agencies and foreign governmental entities. These measures aim to strengthen international regulatory cooperation and operational efficiency within the derivatives markets.

The Outpatient Surgery Access Act of 2026 aims to modernize Medicare reimbursement by aligning annual payment updates for ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) with those of hospital outpatient departments. Additionally, the bill eliminates separate budget neutrality adjustments for ASCs to ensure a more consistent and integrated payment structure across outpatient settings.

The FETCH Act of 2026 expands the use of federal Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) funds to support law enforcement K9 units. This legislation allows departments to utilize these grants for the acquisition, training, daily care, and veterinary needs of active police dogs, as well as the support of retired service animals.

This bill directs the FDIC and the NCUA to conduct a comprehensive study on whether federal insurance coverage should be increased for certain business and organizational transaction accounts. The study requires regulators to analyze the potential economic impacts, competitive effects, and risks to the safety and soundness of the banking and credit union systems. All findings from these analyses will be made available to the public.

The Growing Deposit Insurance for the Future Act updates the framework for adjusting federal deposit insurance coverage limits for inflation. By resetting the base year for calculations to 2030 and refining the reference standards for coverage amounts, the bill aims to modernize how deposit protections keep pace with economic changes.

The Perinatal Workforce Act aims to improve maternal health outcomes by expanding and diversifying the perinatal health workforce. The bill establishes grant programs to support training for midwives, nurses, and other perinatal health workers, with a focus on recruiting individuals from underserved and minority communities. Additionally, it mandates national campaigns, federal coordination, and research to promote culturally congruent care and address systemic barriers to maternal health access.