Legislative Activity

This resolution honors the historic Artemis II mission and its four-person crew for successfully completing the first human lunar flyby in over 50 years. It celebrates the crew's achievement in reaching the farthest distance humans have ever traveled and supports the designation of a National Artemis II Mission Day to commemorate this milestone.

This resolution designates August 17 through August 23, 2026, as "Warehouse Worker Recognition Week" to honor the essential contributions of the logistics workforce to the U.S. economy. It highlights the critical role these employees play in the global supply chain while acknowledging the physical challenges and hazardous conditions they often face. The bill reaffirms a commitment to improving workplace safety and raising awareness for the millions of individuals who keep the nation's inventory moving.

This resolution expresses support for National Night Out, an annual event dedicated to strengthening the relationship between local law enforcement and the communities they serve. By promoting public safety awareness and fostering neighborhood unity, the initiative encourages collaboration to create safer, more connected environments across the nation.

The Honor Their Service Act establishes a Department of Veterans Affairs grant program to fund essential immigration legal services for noncitizen veterans. These services will assist eligible veterans with issues such as defense in removal proceedings, naturalization applications, and seeking lawful reentry. The goal is to ensure these veterans, who have served the U.S., can access the legal support necessary to remain in or return to the country.

This resolution designates May 2026 as National Wildfire Preparedness Month to raise awareness about the increasing threat of wildfires across the nation. It encourages educational initiatives and community programming to promote lifesaving and fire mitigation practices. The goal is to support federal, state, and local efforts to prepare communities for wildfire risks through prevention and preparedness measures.

This resolution expresses support for designating the last full week of May as "Wildfire Preparedness Week." The initiative aims to raise public awareness about the growing threat of wildfires and promote essential educational programs on fire safety and community preparedness. It encourages preventative measures, such as evacuation planning and responsible land management, to reduce human-caused fires.

The National Parent and Youth Helpline Act establishes a federally funded, 24-hour toll-free helpline to provide emotional support, guidance, and resources for families and youth facing personal or behavioral challenges. By awarding grants to experienced nonprofit organizations, the initiative aims to promote family stability, prevent child maltreatment, and improve overall well-being through nationwide outreach and mutual support programs.

This bill establishes the January 6th Oral History Project, directing the Librarian of Congress to collect video and audio recordings of personal histories from those who participated in or observed the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. The project will be administered through the American Folklife Center, ensuring the collected testimonials are preserved and made accessible to the public. The Act also authorizes appropriations and allows the Library to accept private donations to support the program.

The Violent Insurrection Recidivist Enhancement Act of 2026 establishes mandatory, enhanced prison sentences for individuals convicted of a "Violent Insurrection" who have a prior conviction for similar conduct. This legislation defines specific criteria for what constitutes a Violent Insurrection, often involving unlawful entry onto federal grounds and acts of violence or obstruction related to election proceedings. The bill aims to deter future attacks on democratic institutions by imposing significantly longer sentences, including potential life imprisonment for repeat offenders involved in a pattern of anti-democratic conduct.

This act establishes the "January 6th Truth and Transparency Act" to monitor individuals pardoned for offenses related to the January 6th Capitol events. It mandates recurring public reports detailing any subsequent arrests, charges, or law enforcement encounters involving these individuals. These reports will be compiled by the Congressional Research Service and submitted to key congressional committees.

This resolution honors Senator Monique Limón for her historic service and achievements as the first Latina and first mother to serve as President pro Tempore of the California State Senate. It recognizes her background as a first-generation college graduate and dedicated educator. The bill commends her legislative leadership, particularly her work championing issues for working families. Finally, it celebrates her swearing-in ceremony for this landmark role.

This bill establishes the Supporting Blue Envelope Programs Act to create a grant program managed by the Attorney General. These grants will fund local initiatives that provide training and resources to improve interactions between law enforcement and individuals with autism or other developmental, cognitive, sensory, or communication disabilities. The voluntary programs will offer participants items, like blue envelopes, to help overcome communication barriers during encounters.

The Native American Seeds Act of 2025 directs the Secretary of the Interior to collaborate with Indian Tribes to identify and protect seeds of traditional or cultural significance. This includes supporting Tribal efforts in seed banking and traditional agriculture systems. The Act also establishes strict confidentiality protections for sensitive information shared by Tribes regarding these seeds.

This Act establishes a process to retroactively grant Social Security and SSI benefits to individuals who were prevented from applying between January 20, 2025, and January 19, 2029, due to specified "undue hardships." It defines these hardships broadly, including operational failures, technical issues, and misinformation during that period. Furthermore, the bill waives the standard waiting period for disability benefits for eligible applicants and mandates a GAO report analyzing the impact of administrative actions during that timeframe.

This resolution expresses the strong support of the House of Representatives for designating the second Monday in October 2025 as "Indigenous Peoples' Day." It aims to formally recognize and honor the history, culture, and enduring contributions of Indigenous Peoples in the United States. The measure encourages public observance and supports the eventual establishment of this day as an official Federal holiday.

This resolution expresses strong Congressional support for designating the first Friday of October as "Manufacturing Day." The bill recognizes the critical economic contribution and job creation power of the U.S. manufacturing sector. By endorsing this day, Congress encourages nationwide events to promote modern manufacturing careers to students and the public.

The Wildfire Grid Resiliency Act establishes the Resilience Accelerator Demonstration Program to strengthen the electrical grid against wildfire threats. This program, managed by the Secretary of Energy, will fund National Laboratories to showcase innovative technologies for vegetation management and first responder safety during emergencies. The initiative is authorized to receive $10 million annually from fiscal year 2026 through 2029.

This resolution expresses strong support for recognizing August 17 through August 23, 2025, as "Warehouse Worker Recognition Week." It honors the critical role over 1.8 million warehouse workers play in the national supply chain and economy. Furthermore, the resolution acknowledges the demanding and often hazardous working conditions these essential employees face.

The PHASE Act of 2025 directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to research innovative, non-distracting technologies for traffic control devices. It also mandates a study on physical safety improvements for pedestrians and vulnerable road users in high-crash areas. Finally, the bill establishes a new grant program to fund infrastructure projects in cities and Tribes aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility.

This resolution officially recognizes August 5th as National Night Out, an annual event dedicated to strengthening community bonds and promoting public safety. It encourages local law enforcement to use this day to build trust by connecting with residents and clearly communicating emergency contact procedures. The bill celebrates the event's 40-year history of uniting neighborhoods across the nation.