HR 348 imposes targeted sanctions on corrupt Iranian oligarchs, aiming to deter corruption, support civil society, and enhance U.S. and global stability.

The Qualified Immunity Act of 2025 allows individuals to more easily sue government officials for constitutional violations, enhancing accountability and protecting civil rights.

HR 577 integrates mental health services with housing for the homeless, ensuring coordinated support and funding to improve lives of vulnerable individuals facing these challenges.

Summary of H.R. 5680: Pay Our Public Shipyard Workers Act OverviewThe Pay Our Public Shipyard Workers Act is a bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on October 3, 20

The SEND THEM BACK Act targets undocumented immigrants deemed threats, streamlining deportation processes and impacting enforcement and advocacy groups.

The BIS License Fee Prohibition Act eliminates fees for export licenses, ensuring refunds for past fees, benefiting exporters and upholding constitutional tax protections.

Bill S 2617 empowers Worcester to require Institutional Master Plans from large institutions, ensuring their growth aligns with community needs and standards.

Bill S 2396 sets caseload limits for adult protective services workers, improving care for vulnerable adults and reducing burnout for workers through manageable workloads.

Summary of H.R. 4859: DEAL Act of 2025 OverviewThe DEAL Act of 2025 (Digital Engagement and Literacy Act) is a bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on August 1, 202

Bill S 617 mandates New York state-issued license plates for for-hire vehicles to ensure safety inspections, enhancing public safety and accountability on the roads.

Bill S 2019 establishes unique license plates for the U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division, honoring veterans and supporters while raising public awareness and community engagement.

The FAIR Trucking Act boosts accountability in trucking, ensuring companies follow safety standards, enhancing driver protections, and improving consumer safety.

The Infrastructure Expansion Act of 2025 boosts funding for transportation and utilities, creating jobs and enhancing public safety and quality of life across communities.

Bill S 2147 adds an extra transfer for pay-per-ride Metrocard users, enhancing public transit accessibility and convenience without extra charges.