They’re Fast, We’re Furious Act of 2025

119th Congress Introduced by Brittany Pettersen and 1 co-sponsor

The specific provisions and impact of HR 3462 are not yet available; the bill’s purpose remains unknown until the text is released.

Introduced in House

HR 3462 — They’re Fast, We’re Furious Act of 2025

Overview

HR 3462 is a bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives titled the “They’re Fast, We’re Furious Act of 2025.” The provided information does not include any text or specific policy provisions. As a result, the substantive purposes, objectives, and mechanisms of the bill cannot be summarized beyond the formal title and basic introduction status.

Status and Timeline

Introduced: May 15, 2025

Status: Introduced in the House

Referral: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary (on May 15, 2025)

Key procedural notes:
- When a bill is referred to a committee, the committee may hold hearings, conduct markup (amendments and voting on the bill), and decide whether to report the bill back to the floor.
- If reported, the bill would move to additional House consideration (floor debate and vote). If passed by the House, it would proceed to the Senate (subject to its own process) and potentially to a conference committee if there are differences between House and Senate versions.
- Final approval would depend on passage by both chambers and signature by the President, or an override of a veto if one occurs.

What is Known (from available information)

Bill Number: HR 3462

Title: They’re Fast, We’re Furious Act of 2025

Introduced in: U.S. House of Representatives

Introduced on: May 15, 2025

Current action: Referred to the House Judiciary Committee

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