American Legislation

A nonbinding Senate resolution designating May 2026 as National Wildfire Preparedness Month and urging awareness, preparedness, and education on wildfire risks and protective actions.

Prohibits using federal funds for presidential settlements and redirects a one-time amount to officer death benefits and police hiring programs.

A symbolic date designation urging awareness and community dialogue on gun safety without creating new funding.

This measure expands Ashanti Alerts to include disability status and health conditions, and requires training for responders on missing persons with disabilities.

prohibits chatbots that portray minors in sexual content, establishes civil and criminal penalties, and grants enforcement authority to the attorney general.

Designates May 2026 as ALS Awareness Month to honor patients, caregivers, volunteers, and researchers while highlighting goals for care, prevention, and better access to treatments.

A bill requiring DHS to train immigration officers on tribal documents and citizenship proofs, with regional curricula, annual retraining, and tribal consultation.

proposes a centralized public system for electronic court records with search, bulk access, and APIs, plus data standards and security, overseen by GAO and AO.

Prohibits payments to certain senior officials and campaign staff from a court settlement fund and requires 180-day public disclosure of proposed payments.

Requires warrants for contents of stored electronic communications, expands rules to email and cloud services, and clarifies provider disclosures and notices to users.

A concurrent resolution honoring the 250th anniversary and urging actions to reduce gun violence, strengthen public safety, and support victims and data-driven policing.

This measure makes E-Verify permanent and mandatory for most employers, expands data sharing, and tightens penalties for hiring unauthorized workers.

Expands flexible waivers for J-1 physicians and creates a secondary matching portal for placements.

Senate resolution condemning a DOJ and IRS settlement that would create a $1,776,000,000 fund potentially paying January 6 participants and barring some related prosecutions.

Limits enforcement near schools, hospitals, places of worship, and other sites; protects children and caregivers; requires warrants for enforcement at sensitive areas and rapid reporting to Congress.

Proposes expanding mandatory detention to include applicants for admission who are present but not admitted, affecting immigration processing and detention decisions.

Limits broad data subpoenas, requires subscriber identification, sworn purpose certifications, provider notifications, and annual public reporting on use.

A temporary commission would study causes, reporting gaps, and prevention of hate crimes and audit FBI data methods.

Proposes ending capital punishment and mandating resentencing for inmates on death row; would stop future death sentences and require new sentences.

A non-binding Senate resolution designating May 2026 as Osteoporosis Prevention and Awareness Month to raise awareness of bone health and reduce osteoporosis-related harms.

Proposes expanding COPS grants to fund mobile crisis teams, co-responder programs, and case management to connect people in crisis with mental health care.

Prohibits civilians from owning armor meeting NIJ RF1, with exemptions for some officials and pre-enactment owners, and penalties for violations.

Expands grounds to bar noncitizens related to designated threats and prioritizes removal, with retroactive applicability. Requires enhanced screening and annual reporting.

Strengthens English and civics requirements for naturalization, adds oath understanding, expands penalties for fraud, and directs agencies to update study materials and report to Congress.