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This bill prohibits the U.S. Secretary of State from using taxpayer dollars to fund the United Nations Human Rights Council, including both assessed and voluntary contributions. Funds withheld will be rescinded and not treated as debt.
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
The "No Taxpayer Funding for United Nations Human Rights Council Act" prohibits the State Department from using U.S. taxpayer dollars to support the United Nations Human Rights Council. This is achieved by withholding funds from the U.S. contribution to the UN regular budget and by prohibiting voluntary contributions to the council. Any funds withheld will be rescinded and not treated as debt.
Prohibits the United States from providing any mandatory or voluntary funding to the World Health Organization.
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
The "No Taxpayer Funding for the World Health Organization Act" prohibits the United States from providing any mandatory or voluntary funding to the World Health Organization. This prohibition begins on the date the Act is enacted.
The Border Safety and Security Act of 2025 allows the Secretary of Homeland Security to suspend the entry of aliens at U.S. borders if needed for border control, and permits State Attorneys General to sue if they believe this law is being violated.
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
The Border Safety and Security Act of 2025 allows the Secretary of Homeland Security to suspend the entry of certain aliens at U.S. borders if it's needed to maintain control, and requires the Secretary to prohibit entry if aliens cannot be detained or placed in an appropriate program. State Attorneys General can sue the Secretary of Homeland Security in federal court if they believe this section is being violated. The bill defines "covered alien" as someone seeking entry who is inadmissible under existing immigration law.
The "Healthcare Freedom Act of 2025" expands health savings accounts, now called "health freedom accounts," to allow more individuals to contribute and use them for a broader range of healthcare expenses, while also excluding employer contributions to these accounts for employees hired 5 years after the law is enacted.
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
Chip Roy
Representative
TX
The Healthcare Freedom Act of 2025 expands health savings accounts, renaming them "health freedom accounts," and broadens their accessibility and usage. It allows all individuals to deduct contributions, increases contribution limits, and includes direct primary care and healthcare sharing ministries as qualified medical expenses. Additionally, employer contributions to health freedom accounts are excluded from employee gross income for employees hired five years after the law's enactment.