House of Representatives

The FDPIR Act of 2025 boosts food security for Native Americans by increasing funding, expanding eligibility, and ensuring access to healthier, culturally relevant foods.

HR 4703 establishes a tracking system for detentions and removals of U.S. citizens and lawful residents, enhancing transparency and protecting individual rights.

The Disaster Reforestation Act funds reforestation in disaster-hit areas, boosting local economies, enhancing ecosystems, and incentivizing private landowner participation.

The Climate Health Emergency Act of 2025 declares a national climate health emergency, mobilizing funds to combat climate-related health issues and protect vulnerable communities.

The QUIET Act aims to reduce unsolicited electronic communications, enhancing consumer control and imposing stricter regulations on businesses and telecom providers.

HR 1586 simplifies WOSB certification, boosting access to federal contracts for women-owned businesses, promoting growth, equity, and economic development.

The Iranian Campaign Medal Act establishes a new medal to honor U.S. military personnel for their service in operations related to Iran, recognizing their sacrifices.

HR 3534 mandates mental health programs in K-12 schools, providing funding and training for staff to support student well-being and collaboration with local professionals.

Bill S 1296 caps annual government spending growth, promoting fiscal responsibility and potentially benefiting taxpayers by limiting budget increases for public services.

Bill S 2075 raises no tax status thresholds in Massachusetts, allowing more low to moderate-income residents to reduce their tax burden and improve financial stability.