American Legislation

The bill lets certain Ukrainians apply for temporary protected status and work permits. It includes a 90-day flow for decisions and a limited travel allowance with DHS approval.

The bill would block imports from settlements and punish foreign groups tied to expansion. It also guides banks and travelers on the new rules.

Joint resolution to nullify an ICE rule on fixed admission periods and extensions for certain nonimmigrant students, exchange visitors, and media representatives.

Adds claims under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act for people exposed during atmospheric testing; specific changes not publicly available.

Updates allergen labeling to include barley, rye, and oats with wheat under gluten-containing grains; directs FDA guidance updates and a celiac-focused HHS report.

Directs the FTC to investigate alleged anticompetitive practices in fire truck manufacturing and report findings and recommendations within one year.

expands small-business disabled-access credit to cover more expenses and accommodations, with treasury guidance and outreach requirements; applies to costs incurred after 2026

Lawmakers would extend deadlines for federal broadband funds, allowing states and local governments to spend recovery funds through Sept. 30, 2027 and Capital Projects Fund through Jan. 1, 2028.

Lawmakers would require risk-based testing of imported organic feedstuffs; shipments failing tests would lose organic status under the bill.

House bill would grant $10M annually (2027-2030) for safe-storage firearm tech, with AG awarding funds to universities and manufacturers and annual reporting to Congress.

Proposes extending major food allergens to include rye and barley for interstate labeling.

Clarifies who can get SBA small business loans and protects certain immigrant-owned businesses that meet ownership and work-authorization rules.

A proposal to restore or extend veteran survivor benefits for remarried spouses, including DIC, SBP payments, and TRICARE eligibility.

Bill would require Treasury to instruct U.S. directors at international financial institutions to oppose loans tied to forced labor. It would press for project-specific risk explanations and public reports.

Directs DOT to study how car touch screens and other driver controls affect serious crashes, deaths, and pedestrian injuries.

Requires defense certification of Azerbaijani actions toward Armenia and triggers a U.S. security-assistance review if not certified.

Defines which graduate degrees count as professional degrees under the Higher Education Act, listing many specific degree titles.

Counts external payments toward deductibles and out-of-pocket limits for health plans, starting 2026; preserves HSA eligibility and existing utilization management tools.

Requires screening for stuttering in young children and Medicaid/CHIP speech therapy coverage, including telehealth, starting in 2026–2027.

A federal bill would expand housing protections to include source of income, veteran, and military status. It would apply under the Fair Housing Act and extend agency certifications after enactment.

Authorizes grants and surveys to improve mental health services for LGBTQ+ youth and bans funding for conversion therapy.

This proposal would nullify executive orders related to LGBTQI+ rights and bar federal funds from enforcing them.

Proposes ethics, disclosure, and complaint rules for the judiciary, adds new disqualification procedures, public code postings, and independent review panels for misconduct claims.

Study to evaluate hospital electronic referrals that identify and refer potential deceased organ donors via EHR, with a report due within one year.