Legislative Activity

The "No TSA Data for ICE Act" prohibits the Department of Homeland Security from sharing sensitive passenger data from the TSA or private brokers with immigration enforcement agencies. Additionally, the bill protects participants in Trusted Traveler programs by preventing the government from suspending or denying enrollment based on an individual's participation in First Amendment-protected activities.

The No AI Data Centers on Federal Lands Act prohibits the construction and operation of artificial intelligence data centers and their associated infrastructure on federal land. The bill mandates the immediate cessation of any existing projects and requires agencies to oversee the removal and environmental restoration of these sites.

The Businessowner Immigration Rights and Responsibilities Information Act of 2026 directs the Small Business Administration to develop and distribute comprehensive educational resources regarding immigration enforcement. These materials will provide small business owners and their employees with clear guidance on their legal rights, compliance responsibilities, and best practices for handling enforcement actions. Available in multiple languages, these resources aim to ensure businesses are well-informed and prepared while navigating complex immigration regulations.

The Right to IVF Act of 2026 establishes a nationwide statutory right to access assisted reproductive technology (ART) and intrauterine insemination (IUI) while prohibiting states from imposing restrictive barriers. The bill further expands family-building support by mandating comprehensive fertility coverage across private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and federal employee health plans. Additionally, it guarantees expanded access to fertility services and preservation for military service members and veterans.

The Get Foreign Money Out of United States Elections Act strengthens existing laws to prevent foreign influence in American elections. It expands the ban on foreign contributions to include domestic companies with significant foreign ownership or control and mandates strict certification requirements for corporate political action committees. These measures ensure that foreign entities cannot influence federal, state, or local elections through direct spending, ballot initiatives, or Super PACs.

The Inclusive Democracy Act of 2026 prohibits the federal government and states from denying any citizen the right to vote in federal elections due to a criminal conviction. The bill mandates that carceral facilities provide incarcerated individuals with access to voter registration, absentee ballots, and election information. Additionally, it establishes enforcement mechanisms to ensure these voting rights are protected and upheld in all federal elections.

The "Right to Learn Act of 2026" establishes a federal grant program to provide schools, early childhood programs, and community organizations with the resources necessary to support students and staff impacted by immigration enforcement. The bill aims to ensure that schools remain safe, trauma-informed environments by funding mental health services, legal resources, and staff training. Additionally, it mandates strict privacy protections to ensure that educational access remains equitable and free from discrimination regardless of immigration status.

The MOMMIES Act aims to improve maternal health outcomes by expanding Medicaid and CHIP coverage for pregnant and postpartum individuals to a full year. The bill mandates comprehensive benefits, including oral health services, and establishes a maternity care home demonstration project to provide coordinated, culturally appropriate care. Additionally, it increases provider reimbursement rates for primary care, promotes access to doula services, and requires federal studies to address disparities and improve telehealth access in maternal care.

The Judicial Integrity Act amends federal law to prohibit judicial branch officers and employees from participating in government matters where they hold a personal financial interest. The bill also empowers the Judicial Conference of the United States to establish formal, transparent regulations for granting exemptions in cases where a financial interest is deemed too remote or inconsequential to impact judicial integrity.

The Judicial FOIA Expansion Act would extend the Freedom of Information Act and the Privacy Act to the federal judiciary, ending the branch's current exemption. This legislation mandates public access to specific administrative and disciplinary records while establishing a framework for transparency across federal courts and judicial entities.

The Justice is BLIND Act of 2026 mandates that Supreme Court justices, federal judges, and their immediate families place certain financial investments into qualified blind trusts to prevent conflicts of interest. The bill establishes strict deadlines for asset transfers, prohibits the early dissolution of these trusts, and requires public disclosure of compliance. By limiting a judge's knowledge of their specific trust holdings, the legislation aims to ensure judicial impartiality and increase public transparency.

The Interagency Council on Affordable Housing Act of 2026 establishes a new independent federal agency tasked with coordinating a national strategy to increase the supply of affordable housing and improve rental market fairness. The Council will unite various federal departments to streamline housing programs, provide technical assistance to state and local governments, and ensure better access to housing resources for low-income populations. Through research, reporting, and interagency collaboration, the Council aims to foster a unified national approach to addressing homelessness and housing affordability.

Orlin’s Law establishes critical protections for immigrant parents in U.S. custody to prevent the unnecessary separation of families. The bill mandates that detained parents be prioritized for release, provided with the means to participate in family court proceedings, and granted access to resources for their children’s care. Additionally, it creates an Office of Detained Parent Coordination to oversee these protections and requires the government to provide alternatives to detention for parents.

This resolution affirms that reproductive justice—including the rights to have children, not have children, and raise families with dignity—is a fundamental human right and a pillar of American democracy. It calls for a national commitment to protect bodily autonomy, eliminate systemic barriers to healthcare, and ensure equitable access to the resources necessary for all families to thrive.

This resolution honors the seven victims of the July 4, 2022, Highland Park Independence Day parade shooting on its fourth anniversary. It expresses support for the survivors and their families while commending the courageous response of first responders and the resilience of the Highland Park community. Finally, the House reaffirms its commitment to supporting those affected by the tragedy and working to reduce gun violence.

This resolution directs the President to withdraw U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities in Lebanon within seven days, utilizing authority under the War Powers Resolution. It explicitly clarifies that this action does not authorize the use of military force or limit security cooperation with Lebanese forces or the protection of diplomatic facilities.

The Community Housing Act of 2026 is a comprehensive legislative package designed to increase the nation’s housing supply and improve long-term affordability. The bill provides billions in federal funding for affordable housing construction, incentivizes local zoning reform, and expands support for rural homeownership and tenant protections. By streamlining financing and removing regulatory barriers, the act aims to create more housing options for low- and middle-income families across the country.

The Save MEDICARE Act of 2026 aims to increase transparency and accountability within the Medicare Advantage program by reforming payment methodologies, tightening oversight of diagnosis coding, and accelerating audit processes. The bill also enhances the Department of Veterans Affairs' ability to recover healthcare costs from private insurers and empowers states to enforce federal requirements for Medicare Advantage plans. These measures are designed to ensure more accurate payments, reduce deceptive practices, and protect resources for all Medicare enrollees.

This bill, the Diversity Visa Protection and Modernization Act, aims to prevent the executive branch from indefinitely or broadly suspending the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program. It reaffirms that only Congress can halt the entire program, while allowing for narrowly tailored, temporary, or country-specific restrictions under strict transparency and notification requirements. The Act protects eligible visa selectees from losing their opportunities due to unexplained administrative pauses.

The Right to Vote Act establishes the fundamental right of every citizen to vote in federal elections and prohibits governments from imposing undue burdens on this right. It sets strict standards for when a government action that diminishes or substantially impairs voting can be upheld, requiring it to be the least restrictive means of furthering an important governmental interest. The Act also authorizes private citizens to bring civil actions in federal court to challenge violations, with expedited proceedings and provisions for awarding attorney's fees.