American Legislation

Simplifies and increases support for forming new banks and credit unions.

Clarifies Medicaid coverage for whole genome and exome sequencing for eligible children and requires HHS and GAO reports.

Requires DHS to parole certain military relatives into the U.S., with one-year renewals and joint-denial rules.

Proposes bans on owning or trading most assets by top federal officials, with deadlines to divest and penalties for violations.

Stops states from denying SNAP for drug convictions. Lets people leaving jail within 30 days be counted in SNAP households.

Prohibits coordinating services that collect rental data, analyze it with a shared method, and set rents for multiple owners, with federal and private enforcement.

A one-time transfer would move $160 million from a travel-promotion fund to Brand USA, applying existing matching and carryforward rules without creating new general-revenue spending.

Requires detention centers to give detainees access to congressional privacy forms, notices, communication tools, and a complaint process.

Prohibits discriminatory profiling and requires law enforcement data collection, training, and complaint procedures.

Denies visas and immigration benefits to noncitizens described as adhering to Sharia law, revokes benefits, orders removal, and bars court review of those decisions.

Lets qualifying houses of worship build long-term affordable housing despite conflicting local rules.

Creates grants to train low-income people for health careers with supports, reporting, evaluations, and specified funding.

Posthumous congressional gold medal honoring judge and civil rights leader Constance Baker Motley; authorizes medal design, presentation, and sale of bronze duplicates.

Establishes an office and trust fund to pay states yearly for election administration, cybersecurity, access, and poll worker support.

Allows certain Beirut and Khobar victims to seek lump-sum catch-up payments if they missed earlier applications due to DOJ guidance.

Phases out special certificates, raises wages over 4 years, and funds state and employer transitions to competitive integrated employment and community supports.

Most immigration officers and detention staff must wear body cameras for full shifts. People in related cases can get footage under Homeland Security rules.

Creates HUD insurance for second liens to finance accessory dwelling units and allows Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy those loans.

Bans many listed toxic ingredients and certain contaminants from cosmetics sold interstate starting 2027.

Requires suppliers to share ingredient, testing, and supply chain details with brand owners and FDA; creates list of concerning nonfunctional constituents.

Requires brands to post full cosmetic ingredient lists online and on labels; FDA to publish a public master list of hazardous chemicals.

Authorizes U.S. Mint commemorative coins for LA28 (2028) and Salt Lake City 2034, directs surcharges to Games organizers and requires no net cost to Treasury.

This bill would raise the federal share of home and community-based services (HCBS) funding in 2026–2027 to broaden access, strengthen the HCBS workforce, and support community living.

Defines when a person born in the U.S. qualifies as a citizen at birth by listing which parent statuses count.