Track Tracey's sponsored bills, co-sponsored legislation, and voting record
The "RIFLE Act of 2025" reforms the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) by modifying penalties for Federal firearms licensees, changing the process for license applications, and establishing formal inspection standards. It also limits the use of firearms purchaser information and provides opportunities to correct violations after acquiring a firearms business.
Tracey Mann
Representative
KS
Tracey Mann
Representative
KS
The "Reining In Federal Licensing Enforcement Act of 2025" or the "RIFLE Act of 2025" aims to reform the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) by modifying penalties for Federal firearms licensees who commit civil violations, changing the process for license applications, and defining "willfully" in the context of firearms license violations. The bill also requires the Attorney General to reconsider denied firearm license applications based on the new rules, establish formal inspection standards, and limit the use of firearms purchaser information. Additionally, it provides opportunities to cure violations after the acquisition of a firearms business and sets standards for criminal violations of recordkeeping requirements.
This bill removes the lesser prairie-chicken from the endangered species list and prohibits its relisting in the future.
Tracey Mann
Representative
KS
Tracey Mann
Representative
KS
This bill removes the lesser prairie-chicken from the endangered species list, preventing its future listing under the Endangered Species Act. Effectively, it excludes the lesser prairie-chicken from the protections and authority of the Endangered Species Act.
This bill, known as the FAITH in Small Business Act, codifies a 2021 Small Business Administration rule to ensure faith-based organizations receive equal treatment in SBA loan and disaster assistance programs.
Tracey Mann
Representative
KS
Tracey Mann
Representative
KS
The "FAITH in Small Business Act" codifies a Small Business Administration rule ensuring faith-based organizations receive equal treatment in SBA loan and disaster assistance programs. This guarantees that these organizations are not discriminated against and can participate in SBA programs on the same basis as other eligible entities.