Track Donald's sponsored bills, co-sponsored legislation, and voting record
The Humane Cosmetics Act of 2025 bans cosmetic animal testing in the U.S., restricts the use of animal testing data, and sets penalties for violations, while also preventing states from enacting conflicting regulations.
Donald Beyer
Representative
VA
Donald Beyer
Representative
VA
The Humane Cosmetics Act of 2025 bans cosmetic animal testing in the U.S. and restricts the use of animal testing data for cosmetic safety, with certain exceptions. It authorizes the Secretary of Health and Human Services to impose civil penalties for non-compliance and preempts states from enacting conflicting regulations. The Act defines key terms related to cosmetic animal testing and cosmetics.
This bill renames the Robert E. Lee Memorial, a National Park Service site, to the Arlington House National Historic Site, updating all references in law and repealing previous designations.
Donald Beyer
Representative
VA
Donald Beyer
Representative
VA
This bill redesignates the Robert E. Lee Memorial as the "Arlington House National Historic Site." It changes all references to the site in law and documentation to reflect the new name. The bill also repeals the previous resolutions that designated the site as a memorial to Robert E. Lee.
The Security Clearance Review Act mandates FBI Director review and Congressional notification for security clearances of political appointees and special government employees in the Executive Office of the President.
Donald Beyer
Representative
VA
Donald Beyer
Representative
VA
The Security Clearance Review Act mandates that the FBI Director, rather than other entities, is responsible for granting security clearances and access to classified information for political appointees and special government employees within the Executive Office of the President. The Act requires the FBI Director to notify the President and Congress when a security clearance is denied, suspended, or revoked. If the President overrides the FBI Director's decision, they must provide an explanation to relevant Congressional committees. This ensures accountability and transparency in security clearance determinations within the Executive Office.