American Legislation

Moves the TSA's functions to the Secretary of Transportation and sets rules for legal, personnel, asset, and administrative transfers.

Adds penalties to the Tariff Act for importing unauthorized electronic nicotine delivery systems and defines penalties, multipliers, and definitions.

Designates Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism for certain U.S. laws, with limited exceptions and a five-year sunset or earlier end if negotiations begin.

Strengthens testing, safety measures, demonstrations, and funding for energy storage systems and batteries.

Creates tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible first-time homebuyers’ down payments and closing costs.

Requires the Secretary of Defense to set recovery goals and field systems to recover critical DoD data, and to submit a recovery strategy.

Requires DOT to require railcar safety placards to withstand heat above 180 degrees, with possible higher thresholds after NTSB advice.

Creates tax‑favored accounts for employee education and training expenses, with contribution limits and tax treatment rules.

Supports recognizing National Nurses Week May 6–12, 2026 and highlights nurses' roles and workforce needs.

Requires FAA to set up an education program about unleaded aviation gasoline, publish updates, train FBO staff, and report progress; program ends December 31, 2036.

Directs HHS to study barriers to offering and accessing pain control during gynecologic procedures and report findings within 24 months.

Recognizes dismissal of women's pain and autonomy and calls for patient-centered reproductive and gynecological care, more research, access, and protections.

Creates SBA programs funding incubators, mentors, and local grants or loans for underserved entrepreneurs and distressed areas.

Pauses most visa issuance and immigration status until new limits on citizenship, benefits, and admissions are enacted; adds H‑1B fee and ends OPT and diversity visas.

Directs the FAA to study helicopter operations within 20 miles of the Statue of Liberty and report options to reduce noise in 180 days.

Protects beneficiary access to orthotics and prosthetics, limits direct shipments without training, lists more practitioners, and requires HHS regulations within one year.

Requires Congress to enact TPS designations, sets time limits, and updates eligibility and agency references.

Stops procurement of certain items containing PFOS or PFOA; agencies must prefer products without PFAS starting six months after enactment.

Excludes certain federal and state broadband grants from taxable gross income for tax years ending after March 11, 2023.

Stops federal funding to colleges that conduct painful experiments on dogs and cats, with exceptions for clinical, service, and military animal work.