Youth Lead Act
119th Congress
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Condemning the antisemitic terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado.
119th Congress
HRES 472 condemns the antisemitic attack in Boulder, supports victims, urges prosecution, and calls for action against rising antisemitism in society.
Submitted in House
SAFE Cities Act
119th Congress
The SAFE Cities Act boosts urban safety by providing federal funds and resources to local governments and law enforcement, enhancing crime prevention and community resilience.
Introduced in House
Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that fatherhood is essential to the development of all children, and that the increased involvement of fathers in the home will lead to economic prosperity, educational excellence, and improved social mobility for children across all racial and ethnic groups.
119th Congress
HRES 487 promotes engaged fatherhood, aiming to improve children's education and economic outcomes by addressing fatherlessness and supporting active father involvement.
Submitted in House
Save Our Forests Act of 2025
119th Congress
The Save Our Forests Act of 2025 boosts forest conservation by funding management, protecting habitats, promoting sustainable practices, and engaging local communities.
Introduced in House
Caucus on International Narcotics Control
7 Members
Education and the Workforce Committee Higher Education and Workforce Development
22 Members
Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Science, Manufacturing and Competitiveness
13 Members
Commission on Communications Standards
6 Members
Congressional-Executive Commission on China
13 Members
Democracy Partnership
20 Members
Judiciary Committee Select Investigation of the Events Preceding and Following January 6
1 Members
Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission
42 Members
Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee Telecommunications and Media
27 Members
Combat Mexican Drug Cartels Task Force
15 Members
