House of Representatives

HR 2320 offers a refundable tax credit to help individuals with disabilities and low-income families cover transportation costs, boosting their mobility and independence.

The EMER Act aims to reduce wildfire damage in borderland areas, enhance ecosystem recovery, and promote sustainable land practices to protect local communities and environments.

Bill S 900 streamlines good faith deposit requirements for bond bidders, ensuring timely delivery and clear guidelines, enhancing transparency and protecting taxpayer interests.

The Expanded Student Saver’s Tax Credit Act boosts tax credits for families saving for college, broadens eligibility, and simplifies the application process to enhance affordability.

The No Hungry Kids in Schools Act expands access to free meals for students, ensuring no child goes hungry and supporting their health and learning in schools.

Bill S 726 allows individuals with disabilities to sue the state for ADA violations, enhancing accountability and access to justice for discrimination and barriers faced.

The Spotted Lanternfly Research and Development Act funds research and strategies to combat this invasive pest, protecting agriculture, ecosystems, and the economy.

The Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Act of 2025 boosts recycling by funding programs, enhancing accessibility, and promoting education in underserved communities.

HR 556 protects hunters' and anglers' access to federal lands and waters, ensuring recreational opportunities remain open and preventing restrictive regulations.

The Raise the Age Act of 2025 raises the adult prosecution age from 18 to 21 for non-violent offenses, focusing on rehabilitation and support for young offenders.