American Legislation

Ceremonial tribute recognizing Sergeant Heimann and encouraging support for his family.

Senate resolution designating the week beginning October 12, 2025, as National Wildlife Refuge Week and encouraging observance and recognition of refuges' roles.

Senate resolution condemning violent obstruction of federal immigration enforcement and urging protection and prosecution of attackers in Illinois.

Prohibits courts from using perceived gender identity as a mitigating sentencing factor.

Extends concealed-carry provisions to selected prosecutors and judges, with training, ID, and certification requirements; aims to balance personal safety with oversight.

Senate resolution expresses concern over rising book bans and calls for restoring removed books and repealing directives that restrict school and library content.

Senate resolution condemning antisemitism and October 7 attacks, urging leaders to oppose hate and protect peaceful religious practice.

Designates September 30, 2025, as Impact Aid Recognition Day marking 75 years since the program's establishment to honor federally connected students and school payments.

Designates October 4, 2025 as National Energy Appreciation Day to recognize energy workers and promote awareness of energy's role in economy, security, and quality of life.

Allows Valent Kolami to apply for permanent resident status and be treated as lawfully present if filing within two years.

Restates Senate support for First Amendment rights and urges agencies not to punish or intimidate media over content.

Limits state and local arrests based solely on ICC requests without federal authorization.

Designates Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization and directs agencies to investigate and disrupt networks the bill describes as carrying out political violence.

A proposed nationwide standard assigns liability for AI harms to developers and deployers, bans liability-waiving contracts, and requires foreign developers to appoint a U.S. agent, with federal enforcement.

Automatically grants U.S. citizenship to certain people adopted abroad who meet age, custody, and lawful-admission conditions; sets admission and background-check rules for those abroad.

Restricts certain law enforcement firearms transfers and requires ATF to publish dealer tracing lists and send notifications.

Requires independent state commissions to draw congressional districts, sets rules, public input, timelines, federal review, and payments to States.

Creates a new permanent-residency path for graduates who grew up as dependents of long-term workers.

Denies entry to people under Executive Order 13876 sanctions (relating to Iran), including certain representatives to the United Nations.

Bans knowingly false election communications within 60 days of federal elections, adds penalties, corrective actions by the Attorney General, and private lawsuits.

Senate resolution honoring Lloyd Williams for lifetime service to Harlem's business, culture, and community.

Bars common ownership between certain insurers and Medicare providers, requires divestment, and restricts Medicare Advantage contracting beginning in 2026.

This joint resolution designates a National Day of Remembrance for the thirteen service members who died at Abbey Gate in Kabul and expresses condolences to their Gold Star Families.

Would bar capacity-based limits on firearm magazines and preempt state and local restrictions.