Legislative Activity

The Climate Change Education Act establishes a federal program, managed by NOAA, to fund climate change education for all ages through formal schooling and nonformal learning. This initiative aims to increase climate literacy, integrate solutions into education and career pathways, and ensure equitable access to climate-related knowledge. The Act authorizes significant funding to support grants for K-12, higher education, professional training, and youth corps organizations.

This bill officially recognizes the vital contributions of care workers, including childcare and direct care providers, to families and the U.S. economy. It highlights the critical services they provide that enable others to work and support vulnerable populations. Furthermore, the resolution expresses support for designating April 2026 as "Care Worker Recognition Month" to honor their essential role.

The Communications, Video, and Technology Accessibility Act of 2026 significantly expands federal accessibility mandates across video programming, communication services, and customer support. This comprehensive bill requires closed captioning and audio description for online content, improves accessibility features on video playback devices, and mandates real-time sign language support for emergency services and customer assistance. Ultimately, the legislation aims to ensure that Americans with disabilities have equal access to modern communication and media technologies.

This resolution formally congratulates the University of Michigan men's basketball team on winning the 2026 NCAA Division I National Championship. It honors the players, coaching staff, and the university community for their historic season and record-breaking performance. The bill further invites the team to be recognized at the United States Capitol for their achievement.

This resolution recognizes the observance of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the celebration of Eid al-Fitr in 2026. It commends the spiritual significance of Ramadan and extends best wishes to Muslims in the United States and globally. The bill also acknowledges the significant contributions of American Muslims to the nation.

The Leave No Americans Behind Act of 2026 eliminates the Department of State’s authority to issue repatriation loans to U.S. citizens evacuated from foreign countries. This legislation removes the requirement that evacuation assistance be provided on a reimbursable basis, effectively ending the government's loan program for emergency evacuations.

This resolution congratulates and honors the dedicated Olympians and Paralympians from Michigan who competed in the 2026 Milano Cortina Games. It recognizes their patriotic efforts, highlights the significance of the Games in promoting peace, and specifically names the Michigan athletes who represented Team USA. The resolution celebrates their heroic accomplishments and contributions to the United States.

This bill establishes two key provisions to support family caregiving and housing. It creates a new, refundable tax credit for individuals who provide substantial at-home care for qualifying older relatives. Additionally, the legislation authorizes a grant program to fund the construction or renovation of housing specifically designed for multigenerational living arrangements.

This Act establishes the **Michigan-Canada Partnership Act** to protect the critical Gordie Howe International Bridge. It legally prohibits any federal official from interfering with the bridge's opening or operation, ensuring the timely flow of trade between the U.S. and Canada. The law mandates federal agencies to facilitate the bridge's continuous operation and allows Michigan to sue to enforce compliance.

This bill officially designates February 4, 2026, as National Cancer Prevention Day. It expresses support for raising awareness about reducing cancer risks and encourages efforts toward early detection and ending the disease.

The **REAADI for Disasters Act** aims to significantly improve disaster preparedness, response, and recovery for older adults and individuals with disabilities. It establishes dedicated funding, creates new grant programs, and mandates accessible standards across all phases of emergency management. The bill seeks to ensure these vulnerable populations are included in planning, protected from discrimination, and receive necessary human services during and after a disaster.

This bill, the DRIVE to HALT Drunk Driving Act, mandates that large vehicle manufacturers begin installing specific drunk and impaired driving prevention technology in a minimum number of new passenger vehicles annually. These requirements are tied to established performance specifications, including those from the Euro NCAP safety program. The mandate will remain in effect until a related final rule under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act takes effect.

The Clarity in Professional Degree Act seeks to reverse a Department of Education policy change that threatens the Federal student aid eligibility for many essential health, education, and graduate programs. This bill expands the definition of a "professional degree" to explicitly include critical fields like Nursing, Social Work, and various Education specialties. By securing aid eligibility, the Act aims to protect students and prevent worsening workforce shortages in vital sectors of the U.S. economy.

This Act officially names the memorial at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery as the "World War II Women's Memorial." It also designates this memorial as a "commemorative work" under existing federal law. Furthermore, the bill allows a specific World War II home front women's commemorative work to be placed in designated areas within Washington, D.C., overriding standard location restrictions.

The Veterans Affairs Peer Review Neutrality Act of 2025 establishes strict new rules to eliminate conflicts of interest in quality review processes within the Veterans Health Administration. This legislation mandates that individuals reviewing the care of a colleague must be impartial and recuse themselves if they were directly involved in the case. Furthermore, it ensures that reviews of VA health care providers, including those serving on peer review committees, are conducted by neutral parties at different facilities when necessary.

This resolution expresses the sense of the House of Representatives supporting the critical role of victim service providers. It recognizes these organizations for offering comprehensive physical, mental, emotional, financial, and legal support to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. The bill acknowledges that these essential providers are often under-resourced and calls for meaningful investment in their lifesaving work.

This resolution expresses the House of Representatives' strong support for lowering prescription drug prices for American patients to match the lowest prices found in other developed nations. It affirms the commitment to ensuring U.S. citizens do not pay more for the same medications than those abroad. The bill supports policies that align U.S. drug costs with international benchmarks, alongside other measures like expanding Medicare negotiation.

The Advancing Access to Telehealth Act aims to permanently extend key Medicare telehealth flexibilities that were established during the COVID-19 public health emergency. This legislation makes permanent expanded access for beneficiaries to receive care from home, broadens the scope of eligible practitioners, and ensures continued coverage for audio-only telehealth services. Furthermore, it eliminates several temporary in-person visit requirements for mental health, substance use disorder, and ESRD treatments provided via telehealth.

The Save Great Lakes Fish Act of 2025 authorizes the Great Lakes Fishery Commission to develop comprehensive strategies to combat invasive mussel species. This effort requires coordination with federal agencies, state, tribal, and local governments. The bill authorizes $500 million in funding for fiscal years 2026 through 2035 to support these critical conservation measures.

The Elijah E. Cummings Family Asthma Act aims to reduce the significant burden of asthma across the United States, which disproportionately affects vulnerable populations. The bill directs the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to enhance asthma surveillance, education, and the development of State strategic control plans. It authorizes funding to improve the quality and reach of asthma management, focusing on reducing attacks, hospitalizations, and health disparities.