American Legislation

Requires the intelligence office to prioritize serving state, local, tribal, territorial, and private-sector partners; report due on steps and metrics.

Designates Route 66 as a National Historic Trail, assigns administration to the National Park Service, limits land acquisition and eminent domain, requires tribal consultation, and preserves energy development.

Would bar lawsuits against stone-slab manufacturers and sellers for injuries from third-party fabrication, affecting workers, commerce, and civil litigation.

Changes deadlines and allows electronic signing for retirement plan annual reports (Form 5500); applies to plan years ending after enactment.

Establishes a CDC campaign to raise awareness and increase screening access for type 1 diabetes, with grants and materials for communities and providers.

Reauthorizes $250 million per year (2027–2031) for ATIIP from the Highway Trust Fund, with funds available until spent and not transferable.

Adds IVIG for primary immunodeficiency to Medicare skilled nursing facility coverage effective Oct 1, 2026.

Provides FDA new authorities, grants, an advisory committee, recordkeeping for processed food recipes, and a public-private partnership for chemicals and packaging.

Establishes an interagency advisory commission to advance restorative justice and mental health supports in K–12 schools, with emphasis on students of color.

Requires hospitals to report ICU bed availability in real time and plan regional patient transfers as a Medicare participation condition.

Creates a new independent United States Immigration Courts system with appellate, trial, and administrative divisions and transfers existing immigration adjudication functions.

Establishes an HHS research program and centers to study environmental causes, prevention, and progression of neurodegenerative diseases; funds research and data efforts.

Makes certain stainless or aluminum draft alcohol containers and tap equipment 15-year depreciable property for items placed in service after 2025.

Creates a 6-year commission to investigate U.S. Indian boarding school policies, hold convenings, support survivors, and issue reports with recommendations.

Adds Taiwan to faster export approval rules and directs a study on expedited allied licensing for transfers of U.S.-origin defense items to Taiwan.

Proposes a DOJ task force to define anti-Sikh hate, educate enforcement and schools, and publish annual hate-incident reports.

Creates tax-advantaged accounts to help first-time buyers save for down payments and closing costs, with contribution limits and tax rules.

Creates a licensed Green Star Service Flag for next of kin of veterans who died by suicide after 9/11, with licensing and penalties.

Creates a 30-day expedited FDA process to add apheresis devices at new licensed blood center locations for qualifying operators.

Require federal health programs to cover prescribed medical foods, vitamins, amino acids, and related supplies for certain digestive and metabolic disorders.

Requires employer group health plans to establish a fast exception process for medication step therapy and report exception data to the Secretary.

Adds many fusion energy components to a 25% production tax credit, with a phaseout beginning in 2032; effective for sales after 2025.

A proposed measure to identify senior foreign officials and entities tied to human rights abuses or democratic interference, sanctioning them under Global Magnitsky with limited humanitarian exceptions and congressional reporting.

Repeals a subsection of the immigration code tied to protected speech activities.