Legislative Activity

This resolution honors Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) for their continued service and sacrifice during the record-breaking 2026 federal government shutdown. It condemns the practice of requiring federal employees to work without pay and expresses a formal commitment to ending the financial hardship imposed on TSA personnel during future budgetary disputes.

The Department of Homeland Security Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Authorization Act strengthens the oversight and authority of the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. This legislation ensures the Office has the necessary resources, access, and independence to integrate civil rights protections into all Department policies, investigate potential abuses, and provide transparent reporting to Congress and the public.

This resolution officially designates June as LGBTQIA+ Pride Month to honor the history, struggles, and triumphs of the community. It recounts key moments in the fight for equality, from early uprisings to landmark legal victories. The bill affirms that LGBTQIA+ rights are human rights and encourages national recognition of the ongoing pursuit of full equality for all.

This resolution formally condemns the hateful comments made by Texas Congressional candidate Maureen Galindo, specifically regarding her social media posts targeting Zionists. The House finds these statements advocate for the political imprisonment of individuals based on their ideology, drawing dangerous parallels to historical atrocities. The resolution asserts that while free speech is protected, such rhetoric warrants condemnation for contradicting American ideals of liberty and justice.

This bill, introduced by Representative Green, proposes to expand the Supreme Court by increasing the number of Associate Justices from eight to twelve. The legislation also adjusts the quorum requirement for the Court from six to eight justices.

This bill seeks to disapprove the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection's action to withdraw Circular 2024-04, which concerned whistleblower protections under the CFPA. By disapproving the withdrawal, the bill effectively reinstates the original circular. This action ensures that the guidance on whistleblower protections remains in effect.

This resolution formally condemns President Donald J. Trump for posting an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus Christ. The measure asserts that this social media post was disgraceful and disrespectful, diminishing the dignity of the Presidency. It finds that using sacred religious imagery for self-promotion undermines mutual respect and brings disrepute to the office.

This resolution commends the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for its crucial role in facilitating peace negotiations between the United States, Israel, and Iran. It recognizes the severe human and financial costs of the ongoing conflict. The bill specifically acknowledges Pakistan's emergence as a key, neutral mediator enabling constructive dialogue toward a lasting peace.

This bill, officially titled the "Original Legislation to Give TSA Employees a Raise," mandates a 15 percent increase to the annual base pay for all TSA career employees and corresponding pay bands. This pay raise will take effect starting with the first pay period immediately following the law's enactment.

This bill establishes a two-year pilot program to allow homebuyers with limited or no traditional credit history to use alternative credit scoring models for Federal Housing Administration (FHA) insured mortgages. Borrowers will be notified and have the option to use this new model or stick with the standard FHA evaluation process. The Secretary of HUD must report to Congress on the program's effectiveness, impact on borrowers, and the financial health of the FHA insurance fund.

This bill reauthorizes and expands an FHA pilot program allowing lenders to use alternative financial data, like rental history, to evaluate mortgage applicants. The program aims to help borrowers with limited credit history qualify for FHA-insured loans. By removing the expiration date, the pilot program will continue indefinitely while requiring detailed reporting on its effectiveness and impact.

The Reforming Disaster Recovery Act aims to strengthen federal disaster recovery efforts, primarily through the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). It establishes a new Long-Term Disaster Recovery Fund and a dedicated HUD office to coordinate housing, infrastructure, and mitigation assistance following major disasters. The bill creates a new CDBG Disaster Recovery Program to provide formula-based grants prioritizing aid for low- and moderate-income households in the most impacted areas. Finally, it mandates improved data sharing across federal agencies to prevent duplication of benefits and enhance overall recovery efficiency.

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 Strengthening and Improving Mobilization Act of 2026 mandates that the Defense Production Act Committee conduct recurring simulations every five years to optimize the use of national defense production authorities. Additionally, the bill includes a technical correction to the original Defense Production Act of 1950.

This resolution officially recognizes Black History Month and adopts "A Century of Black History Commemorations" as the theme for 2026. It honors the contributions of Black Americans by establishing categories for "Unsung Souls" and "Righteous Intercessors." Ultimately, the bill affirms that Black history commemorations are essential for a complete national narrative and inspiring future progress toward liberty and justice for all.

The Preemption of Real Property Discrimination Act establishes federal law over state restrictions on real estate purchases based on a buyer's citizenship. This legislation voids any state or territorial law that prohibits or restricts property ownership due to citizenship. The Attorney General is authorized to enforce this preemption, and individuals harmed by such laws can sue in federal court.

This resolution urges the U.S. government to actively promote peace in Sudan amid a devastating conflict that has caused mass casualties and displacement. It specifically calls on the U.S. to hold the Quad member states, including the UAE, accountable for ending external military support that is prolonging the violence. The bill also references existing U.S. authority to impose sanctions on those destabilizing the region.

This resolution formally honors the life and extraordinary achievements of Harriet Tubman. It recognizes her courageous work as a conductor on the Underground Railroad, her pivotal role in the Civil War, and her lifelong advocacy for human rights and women's suffrage. The resolution affirms the House of Representatives' acknowledgment of her lasting contributions to American history.

This resolution impeaches President Donald John Trump for high crimes and misdemeanors, citing an abuse of power. The charges specifically allege that the President threatened members of Congress with execution and fostered a climate of violence against federal judges. These actions are deemed a reckless abuse of presidential power that undermines democracy and the rule of law. The resolution calls for the Senate to hold a trial for his removal from office.

The Systemic Risk Authority Transparency Act mandates new government reports and disclosures whenever federal regulators use the "systemic risk exception" to protect uninsured depositors after a major bank failure. This legislation requires comprehensive reviews by the GAO and detailed reports from the bank's primary federal regulator, focusing on the basis for the exception, contributing mismanagement, and regulatory shortcomings. The goal is to increase transparency regarding these significant government actions while balancing the need to protect sensitive information.