American Legislation

Recognizes the third anniversary of the November 2022 Club Q shooting and expresses support for survivors and affected community members.

A ceremonial designation honoring school principals and designating October 2025 as National Principals Month.

A symbolic designation to promote safety messages and awareness about highway driving on the Sunday after Thanksgiving.

Ends dual citizenship by requiring people to renounce foreign or U.S. citizenship; agencies must set rules and record changes.

Creates Schedule A for imported synthetic analogues and adds rules on scheduling, labeling, registration, penalties, and research continuation.

Would broaden grounds to deny admission to travelers, refugees, and others who are officers, members, or supporters of listed extremist groups.

A proposed change would let victims sue judges and other officials for harms that occur when violent offenders are released before trial.

A symbolic national observance encouraging ceremonies and education about the harms attributed to communism, without creating funding or mandatory programs.

A proposal to bar certain hate-motivated misdemeanor offenders from buying or possessing firearms, and to require recordkeeping and improvements to background checks.

Protects families and youth in child welfare by banning discrimination based on religion, sex, or marital status; enables private lawsuits and data collection.

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring federal spending and revenue to be balanced, with limited emergency borrowing allowed by two-thirds vote.

Senate resolution recognizing violence against transgender people and honoring those killed during Oct 1, 2024–Sep 30, 2025.

Evaluating a proposal that presumes non-citizens pose flight risk and danger, requiring clear and convincing evidence to release, with family ties no longer rebutting the presumption.

proposes to ban data-driven price recommendations to multiple property owners and empower enforcement by federal and state authorities along with private lawsuits.

Requires licensed dealers to handle most gun transfers and perform background checks, with exemptions for family, emergencies, and range use.

ceremonial resolution praising a federal-local task force and its leadership for reported crime reductions, while making no changes to enforcement powers, funding.

This Senate resolution honors Wadee Alfayoumi and condemns hate crimes, urging respectful public dialogue and opposition to discrimination.

Creates an offense for approaching within 25 feet of an immigration enforcement officer after a verbal warning, with intent to impede, threaten, or harass; penalties up to five years.

Reveals foreign funding in civil cases and bans funding from foreign states and sovereign wealth funds.

The bill would prohibit the President from using the FTCA and would block anyone who becomes President while an FTCA case is pending from continuing it.

A proposed measure would let courts hold federal, state, and local authorities liable for constitutional violations by their officers, potentially reshaping accountability, training, and budgets.

Would extend civil-rights remedies to individuals harmed by federal officers acting under federal authority.

repeals section 213 and restores the pre-2026 statute, retroactively undoing the 213 changes.