Track Salud's sponsored bills, co-sponsored legislation, and voting record
This bill repeals the federal excise tax on heavy trucks and trailers to encourage the adoption of newer, cleaner, and safer vehicles.
Doug LaMalfa
Representative
CA
Doug LaMalfa
Representative
CA
The "Modern, Clean, and Safe Trucks Act of 2025" repeals the federal excise tax on heavy trucks and trailers to encourage the adoption of newer, cleaner, and safer vehicles. This aims to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and support jobs in the heavy-duty trucking industry. The Act also includes updates to related sections of the Internal Revenue Code to reflect these changes, which take effect from the date the Act was introduced.
The American Families United Act grants discretionary authority to the Attorney General and the Secretary of Homeland Security to prevent the removal of certain family members of U.S. citizens, while also allowing for the reconsideration of previously denied petitions or removal orders.
Veronica Escobar
Representative
TX
Veronica Escobar
Representative
TX
The American Families United Act grants the Attorney General and the Secretary of Homeland Security discretionary authority to provide relief to certain undocumented immigrants who are the spouse or child of a U.S. citizen, if deportation or denial of relief would cause hardship to the citizen family member. This includes the ability to terminate removal proceedings, waive grounds for inadmissibility or deportability, or grant permission to reapply for admission. The Act does not apply to aliens inadmissible or deportable on criminal or security grounds. It also allows for motions to reopen or reconsider denied petitions or removal orders based on the new discretionary authority, with certain time limitations.
This bill raises the minimum age to 21 for purchasing certain semiautomatic rifles and shotguns, with exceptions for military members and law enforcement, and requires a report on improving the FBI's public access line for better information sharing.
Glenn Ivey
Representative
MD
Glenn Ivey
Representative
MD
The Raise the Age Act of 2025 prohibits licensed firearm dealers from selling certain semiautomatic rifles and shotguns to individuals under 21, with exceptions for active military members and law enforcement officers. It also requires purchasers of these firearms to certify they are at least 21 or a "qualified individual". Additionally, the Act mandates a report from the FBI Director on improving information-sharing protocols for the FBI's public access line.
Celebrates the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps, honoring its legacy of honor, courage, and commitment.
Jack Bergman
Representative
MI
Jack Bergman
Representative
MI
This bill recognizes and celebrates the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps on November 10, 2025. It acknowledges the Marine Corps' distinguished history, readiness, and role as a premier fighting force. The bill also encourages Americans to celebrate the anniversary through various activities and community engagement.
The Paycheck Fairness Act aims to strengthen and enhance enforcement of equal pay by addressing wage discrimination based on sex, promoting transparency, and providing remedies for pay disparities.
Rosa DeLauro
Representative
CT
Rosa DeLauro
Representative
CT
The Paycheck Fairness Act aims to strengthen and enhance enforcement of equal pay requirements by redefining "sex," modifying the "bona fide factor" defense for pay disparities, broadening the definition of "same establishment," strengthening non-retaliation protections, and enhancing penalties for employers who violate equal pay provisions. The Act also requires training programs, research, education, and outreach initiatives to eliminate pay disparities, and establishes a National Award for Pay Equity in the Workplace. Additionally, the Act directs the EEOC to collect compensation data, reinstates pay equity programs, prohibits the use of wage history in determining salary, and establishes a National Equal Pay Enforcement Task Force to improve compliance and enforcement of equal pay laws.
Recognizes the gender pay gap and reaffirms commitment to equal pay for women.
Lois Frankel
Representative
FL
Lois Frankel
Representative
FL
This resolution recognizes the significant gender pay gap, where women earn less than men for comparable work, and highlights the economic impact this disparity has on women, families, and the nation. It also acknowledges the disproportionate effect on women of color. The resolution reaffirms the commitment to achieving equal pay and reducing the gender wage gap.
The "FRIDGE Act of 2025" aims to boost U.S. agricultural exports by improving cold chain infrastructure and port facilities in developing countries through technical assistance and training programs.
Randy Feenstra
Representative
IA
Randy Feenstra
Representative
IA
The "FRIDGE Act of 2025" aims to bolster the export of U.S. agricultural products by improving infrastructure in developing foreign markets. It directs the Secretary to collaborate with trade organizations to provide assessments, training, and technical assistance, specifically targeting cold chain capacity and port improvements to prevent damage to U.S. agricultural commodities. The act authorizes $1,000,000 annually from 2026 to 2030 for these activities, with unused funds being reallocated to the existing program. This initiative seeks to reduce food loss, promote trade, and enhance nutrition by strengthening global supply chains.
This bill mandates the National Weather Service to modernize its communication system by October 1, 2027, using a cloud-based commercial instant messaging service, allocating up to $3,000,000 annually from existing funds for fiscal years 2026-2029.
Randy Feenstra
Representative
IA
Randy Feenstra
Representative
IA
The "National Weather Service Communications Improvement Act" mandates the National Weather Service to modernize its communication system by October 1, 2027, replacing NWSChat with a commercial instant messaging service hosted on a public cloud. This upgrade aims to enhance user experience, accommodate growth, and improve performance. The Act allocates up to $3,000,000 annually from 2026 to 2029, using existing National Weather Service funds for the project.
This bill affirms the ERA as a valid constitutional amendment, regardless of any previous time constraints, due to its ratification by the required number of states.
Ayanna Pressley
Representative
MA
Ayanna Pressley
Representative
MA
This bill validates the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) as a valid part of the U.S. Constitution. It asserts that the ERA has been ratified by the required number of states, regardless of any previously set time limits.
The House of Representatives affirms every person's basic right to emergency health care, including abortion care.
Emilia Sykes
Representative
OH
Emilia Sykes
Representative
OH
This bill affirms the House of Representatives' belief that every person has the right to emergency health care, including abortion care. It argues that abortion restrictions endanger lives, force doctors to make impossible choices, and disproportionately harm people of color, low-income individuals, and LGBTQI individuals. The bill emphasizes that delays in emergency care due to abortion bans can lead to life-threatening situations and that everyone, including pregnant individuals, should have access to necessary medical care without discrimination.
This bill ensures disaster victims are not penalized when receiving aid from multiple sources.
Laura Friedman
Representative
CA
Laura Friedman
Representative
CA
The "Don't Penalize Victims Act" amends the Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act to ensure disaster victims are not penalized for receiving assistance from multiple sources. This change removes the clause that previously prevented individuals from receiving disaster relief if they had already received assistance from other sources. The goal is to allow victims to fully recover without fear of losing aid due to assistance from charities, private insurance, or other aid programs.
The "Feed Hungry Veterans Act of 2025" expands SNAP eligibility for disabled veterans with significant service-connected disabilities or those receiving certain pensions, effective October 1, 2030.
Jahana Hayes
Representative
CT
Jahana Hayes
Representative
CT
The "Feed Hungry Veterans Act of 2025" amends the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008, expanding SNAP eligibility for disabled veterans. It includes veterans with a 60% or higher disability rating, those with multiple disabilities totaling 70% or higher with one at 40%, those catastrophically disabled, and those under 65 receiving certain pensions. These changes will take effect on October 1, 2030.
The "Air America Act of 2025" authorizes payments to former Air America employees or their survivors for their service supporting the U.S. government between 1950 and 1976.
Glenn Grothman
Representative
WI
Glenn Grothman
Representative
WI
The Air America Act of 2025 authorizes the Director of the CIA to award payments to former employees of Air America and affiliated companies who supported the U.S. government between 1950 and 1976, or to their survivors. Eligible individuals or their survivors could receive up to $40,000 for five years of qualifying service, with additional amounts for longer service, with a cap on total awards at $60 million. The Act establishes application procedures, limitations on attorney fees, and prohibits judicial review of the Director's decisions, while also requiring regular reports to Congress on the status of the award payments. This act does not qualify anyone for federal benefits like retirement, disability, or death benefits.
The Major Richard Star Act ensures that disabled veterans with combat-related injuries receive both their retirement pay and disability compensation without reduction.
Gus Bilirakis
Representative
FL
Gus Bilirakis
Representative
FL
The Major Richard Star Act allows eligible combat-disabled veterans to receive both their retirement pay and disability compensation. This eliminates the previous offset that reduced retirement pay for those receiving disability compensation. The changes apply to payments beginning the month after enactment.
The "No Round Up Act" repeals sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act related to alien registration, removing requirements for broad registration and fingerprinting.
Pramila Jayapal
Representative
WA
Pramila Jayapal
Representative
WA
The "No Round Up Act" repeals sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act related to alien registration that were part of the Alien Registration Act of 1940. This bill eliminates the requirement for broad categories of aliens to register with the federal government. It also removes the Attorney General's authority to create registration and fingerprinting forms for these groups.
Extends combat zone tax benefits to U.S. Armed Forces members serving in Kenya, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Chad under specific conditions.
Jimmy Panetta
Representative
CA
Jimmy Panetta
Representative
CA
This bill extends combat zone tax benefits to members of the U.S. Armed Forces performing services in Kenya, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Chad. It ensures that these service members receive the same tax advantages as if they were serving directly in a designated combat zone. The benefits apply when the service members are eligible for special pay due to hazardous duty in these areas. This adjustment recognizes the risks and sacrifices of military personnel serving in these specific locations.
Recognizes and celebrates Delta Air Lines' 100th anniversary, acknowledging its global impact and commitment to community.
Nikema Williams
Representative
GA
Nikema Williams
Representative
GA
This bill recognizes and celebrates the 100th anniversary of Delta Air Lines, acknowledging its historical significance as the first U.S. airline to reach this milestone. It highlights Delta's growth, global connectivity, commitment to community, and industry leadership.
The HELPER Act of 2025 establishes an FHA mortgage insurance program for first-time homebuyers who are first responders, allowing them to purchase homes with no down payment and waiving monthly insurance premiums.
John Rutherford
Representative
FL
John Rutherford
Representative
FL
The HELPER Act of 2025 amends the National Housing Act to establish an FHA mortgage insurance program for first responders, including law enforcement officers, firefighters, paramedics, EMTs, and teachers. This program allows the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to insure mortgages up to 100% of the appraised value for eligible first-time homebuyers, waiving down payment requirements but requiring an up-front mortgage insurance premium. Mortgagors must meet specific eligibility criteria, including being a first-time homebuyer, completing a housing counseling program, and meeting employment and good standing requirements as a first responder. The bill authorizes appropriations for fiscal years 2026 through 2032 and requires reauthorization of the program after 5 years.
The Stop Comstock Act aims to repeal portions of the Comstock Act, clarifying that only obscene materials are prohibited from being mailed or shipped interstate, not items related to abortion or contraception.
Becca Balint
Representative
VT
Becca Balint
Representative
VT
The Stop Comstock Act seeks to revise Title 18 of the U.S. Code and the Tariff Act of 1930, narrowing the scope of prohibited materials that cannot be sent through the mail or interstate commerce to only obscene materials, thus removing restrictions related to abortion and contraception. This bill aims to repeal sections of the Comstock Act, an 1873 law that criminalized the dissemination of certain materials through the mail. By amending these laws, the bill intends to clarify and limit the federal government's power to regulate the distribution of materials deemed to be obscene.
The "Women's Retirement Protection Act" aims to bolster women's retirement security through increased spousal protections in retirement plans, enhanced access to financial information, and grants for financial literacy and legal assistance.
Lauren Underwood
Representative
IL
Lauren Underwood
Representative
IL
The Women's Retirement Protection Act aims to bolster women's retirement security by increasing spousal protection under defined contribution plans, improving access to consumer information, and providing grants to promote financial literacy and assist low-income women and survivors of domestic violence in obtaining qualified domestic relations orders. The bill requires spousal consent for distributions from individual account plans, with certain exceptions, and mandates financial service providers to offer easy access to resources from the CFPB and other federal agencies. Additionally, the act allocates funds for grants to community-based organizations to enhance women's financial literacy and help them secure entitled benefits through qualified domestic relations orders.