American Legislation

Would require a constitutional duty among the federal level, states, tribes, and territories to ensure high-quality education for all, with Congress able to enforce the standard through additional measures.

designates a week in 2026 to celebrate farmers markets and highlight their local economic and health benefits.

Bars carriers from refusing or restricting lawful interstate shipments of firearms, ammunition, or parts, with civil penalties and private damages.

Prohibits certain staffing cuts at CDC foodborne disease divisions for one year after a major outbreak.

Expands access to child care for low-income families and former recipients, removes fixed funding caps, increases support for home-based providers, and includes a required study.

Requires state child welfare plans to assure poverty alone cannot justify removing a child, expands services to support families, and requires a report on poverty's role in welfare actions.

senate designates july 2026 as american grown flower and foliage month; symbolic recognition of domestic floriculture with no new funding or mandatory requirements.

requires colleges to publish detailed completion timing data by program and student type for consumer transparency

Proposes specific Medicare payment rules for wound-care skin substitutes, including per-square-centimeter rates, certifications, and prepayment reviews.

Proposal to create a funding mechanism using tariffs to support domestic manufacturers through loans, equity, and grants with workforce and environmental targets.

Requires meaningful public, state, and Tribal input and disclosure before offering land parcels for oil and gas leasing.

Proposes accrediting bodies evaluate legacy and donor-based admissions and study data collection while protecting privacy.

creates a federal offense for entering the country to give birth with misrepresented intent, provides heavy penalties, and allows deportation at sentencing.

Aims to let survivors sue private detention staff and operators in federal court for wrongful deaths, with minimum damages and elimination of immunity defenses.

Adds Indian Tribes and related organizations as eligible recipients for CDC public health preparedness grants, with reserved funding, no matching requirements, and tribal-focused consultation.

Proposes a date-based limit on automatic birth citizenship in U.S. territories, setting January 1, 2027 as the cutoff with limited exceptions for children of citizens or permanent residents.

Aims to curb consolidation, boost farmer protections, and expand local processing and origin labeling.

This legislation tightens Lifeline eligibility by requiring national verification, rechecking past enrollments, and restricting benefits to citizens and qualified aliens, with tribal identifiers allowed.

Updates how often specific procurement thresholds are revised, starting 2028, then every three years.

Would allow agencies to offer a one-time lump-sum relocation payment for employees who relocate for government work, with GSA rules and appeal options for disputes.

Renames a Marietta VA multispecialty clinic after Colonel Michael H. Boyce; purely a naming change with no service, funding, or program alterations.

Creates MESAs for children of active-duty service members, funding accounts at specified amounts to cover private or home education expenses with safeguards.

Requires daily recitation of the pledge and flag display in public schools receiving federal funds, with opt-out and annual compliance certification.

Proposes best-value criteria for MAS purchases by GSA and DoD.