American Legislation

Allows agencies and Treasury to pause or split assistance and benefit payments when fraud risk indicators appear; sets notice, contest, and time limits.

Rewrites how agencies measure and prevent payments that cause financial loss; adds risk assessments, reporting, and fraud-prevention steps.

Creates a 10-year program to identify and contact families of Jewish servicemembers buried under incorrect markers in overseas military cemeteries.

Repeals Davis-Bacon wage rules for covered federal contracts, effective 30 days after enactment with exceptions for existing contracts.

Modernizes the SAVE immigration verification system to speed updates, improve accuracy, require audits, and ban fees for government queries.

Supports D.C. statehood via the Washington, D.C. Admission Act and endorses May 1, 2026 as 'D.C. Statehood Day'.

Reduces duties and importer fees by 50% for finished wood goods made from 100% U.S. raw wood; requires public notice and comment for tariff changes.

Prohibits using federal funds to force employees to use certain pronouns or nonlegal names.

Limits use of bankruptcy to shield people or institutions accused of child sexual abuse; increases victim participation, transparency, and oversight in reorganizations.

Recognizes April as National Foster Sibling Connections Month and encourages attention to sibling relationships and data on separations in foster care.

House resolution supports recognizing April 2026 to honor county workers and educate residents about county services.

Expands child care worker options, preclearance, job-sharing, limited benefits, and data reporting to support military family child care.

Requires a sworn pledge disavowing terrorist intent before naturalization; allows denaturalization, removal, and permanent bars for certain terrorism convictions.

Sets minimum staff sizes and requires adequate resources for two regional forestry institutes.

Reauthorizes and expands programs to help workers, firms, communities, farmers, and colleges affected by trade; updates benefits and funding.

Requests Administration and State Department records about Greenland-related communications and policy, due within 14 days if adopted.

Creates a 10-year ABMC program to identify Jewish servicemembers buried under incorrect religious markers overseas and contact their families.

Expands who can transfer Post-9/11 GI Bill education benefits to dependents by changing eligibility wording and adding service categories.

Stops the Fed from creating or issuing a central bank digital currency or offering accounts or services directly to individuals.

Directs HUD and Census to study how federal agencies identify and record housing loss and to report findings and recommendations within six months.

Extends an excise tax exemption on alternative motorboat fuel to vessels operating between Atlantic or Pacific ports.

Adds Medicare coverage for medical nutrition therapy for eating disorders starting 2026; defines services and visit limits.