Legislative Activity

The PILLS Act establishes new tax incentives to boost domestic manufacturing of generic drugs and biosimilars. It creates a production tax credit based on the value added to eligible components made in the U.S., with bonuses for using domestic materials. Additionally, the bill introduces an investment tax credit for building or upgrading qualified U.S. facilities used to produce these essential medicines. These credits are designed to encourage long-term, secure supply chains for lifesaving medications.

The "Trump’s Birthday and Flag Day Holiday Establishment Act" would make June 14, recognized as both Donald Trump's birthday and Flag Day, a legal public holiday. This act amends Title 5 of the United States Code to officially include "Trump's Birthday and Flag Day" in the list of federal holidays.

The Defund Government-Sponsored Propaganda Act prohibits all federal funding, direct or indirect, to the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR) upon enactment. For fiscal years 2025 through 2027, funds otherwise allocated to these entities by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) will instead be redirected to reduce the national public debt. This legislation aims to eliminate taxpayer support for these specific public media organizations.

The "Unborn Child Support Act" allows mothers to seek child support payments starting from the first month of conception. These payments can be collected retroactively and the amount will be determined by a court, considering the best interests of both the mother and child. The mother must consent to paternity establishment, and no measures can risk harm to the unborn child. This act defines "unborn child" as any human being at any stage of development carried in the womb.

The New Markets Tax Credit Extension Act of 2025 permanently extends the New Markets Tax Credit, which incentivizes investment in low-income communities. It removes the credit's expiration date and adjusts the credit amount for inflation after 2025. The act also provides alternative minimum tax relief for qualified equity investments made after December 31, 2024.

This Act establishes the Fort Ontario Holocaust Refugee Shelter National Historical Park within the National Park System. The park will preserve and interpret the history of the refugees housed at Fort Ontario between 1944 and 1946. Establishment is contingent upon the Secretary of the Interior securing the necessary land as defined by a specific boundary map. The Secretary will manage the park and can partner with the State of New York for operations and restoration efforts.

The Stop Funding Our Adversaries Act of 2023 prohibits federal agencies from providing direct or indirect funding for research conducted by the Chinese government, the Chinese Communist Party, or their controlled entities. This legislation aims to ensure that U.S. taxpayer dollars are not used to support research efforts linked to the People’s Republic of China.

This resolution calls on the United Nations Security Council to immediately impose an arms embargo against the Burmese military (the Tatmadaw) in response to the 2021 coup and ongoing human rights abuses. It outlines that the embargo should remain in place until the military releases detained leaders, restores democratic governance, and ends violence against civilians and ethnic minorities.

The RECOGNIZING Judea and Samaria Act mandates that the United States government officially refer to the region historically known as Judea and Samaria by those names, rather than the term "West Bank." The bill prohibits federal agencies from using the term "West Bank" in official documents and requires corresponding updates to existing U.S. laws. It includes specific exceptions for international treaty obligations and provides waiver authority for the Secretary of State.

The Pregnancy Resource Center Defense Act increases federal criminal and civil penalties for attacks against pregnancy resource centers and places of religious worship. The bill mandates stricter prison sentences for property damage and arson, ensuring enhanced accountability for those who target these specific facilities.

The Protecting School Milk Choices Act of 2025 mandates that schools participating in the National School Lunch Program offer both flavored and unflavored fluid milk options. Additionally, the bill grants schools the flexibility to provide lactose-free milk to better accommodate student dietary needs.

The DIRECT Act rescinds unspent enforcement funding previously allocated to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). These withdrawn funds are immediately redirected to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). This redirected money is specifically designated to cover the salaries and expenses for new agents hired to secure the southern border.

The Second Amendment Guarantee Act (SAGA Act) prohibits state and local governments from imposing firearm regulations, taxes, or licensing requirements on rifles and shotguns that are stricter than federal law. Any existing or future local ordinances that exceed these federal standards would be rendered null and void. Additionally, the bill allows individuals to recover attorney’s fees if they successfully challenge non-compliant state or local regulations in court.

The Protect Local Farms Act establishes a federal 60-hour workweek floor for agricultural employees. This legislation preempts any state laws that attempt to cap agricultural work hours at fewer than 60 per week, ensuring a uniform standard across the industry.

The Red Light Act mandates that the Secretary of Transportation withhold federal highway funding from any state that issues driver’s licenses or identification cards to undocumented immigrants. States that repeal such laws can recover their funding, while non-compliant states will have their withheld funds redistributed to states that do not provide these documents to undocumented individuals.

The SERVE Our Communities Act establishes a grant program providing $10 million annually to state and local governments that prioritize public safety and recidivism reduction. To qualify, jurisdictions must allow courts to consider community danger when setting bail and demonstrate active efforts to prevent repeat violent offenses. Grant funds are designated to support reentry services, such as job training and substance abuse treatment, to help individuals successfully transition back into society.

The Federal Employee Performance and Accountability Act of 2025 establishes a five-year pilot program to implement a performance-based pay structure for select federal employees. Participating agencies will utilize standardized metrics to evaluate productivity, with results directly impacting employee compensation through a tiered salary adjustment system. The program aims to increase government efficiency and accountability, with mandatory annual reporting to ensure oversight of its impact on public service and agency budgets.

The Federal Freeze Act mandates a one-year freeze on all federal hiring and salary increases, with limited exceptions for national security and public safety. Additionally, the bill requires federal agencies to reduce their total workforce by 2% within two years and 5% within three years of enactment.

The "Commission to Relocate the Federal Bureaucracy Act" establishes a commission to study and recommend the relocation of certain federal agencies out of the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. The commission will evaluate potential new locations based on financial efficiency, infrastructure, partnership opportunities, and telework capabilities. A report with recommendations must be submitted to Congress within one year.

The "Implementing DOGE Act" establishes an automatic spending reduction mechanism for the federal government starting in fiscal year 2026. This legislation mandates a pro rata rescission of nonsecurity discretionary appropriations whenever annual spending growth exceeds 1% over the previous year. The act aims to curb federal expenditures by automatically cancelling excess budget authority following the enactment of annual appropriations.