H.R. 9585, titled the "Secure Our Ports Act of 2024," aims to amend title 46 of the United States Code to prevent certain foreign entities from entering into contracts for the operation, ownership, or leasing of facilities requiring an Area Maritime Transportation Security Plan. Specifically,...
The bill stops certain countries, like China and Russia, from running important ports in the U.S., so that the ports stay safe and secure.
S. 5209, also known as the "Clean Hands Firearm Procurement Act," requires the Attorney General to publicly list firearms dealers who have high numbers of guns that are traced back to crimes shortly after their sale. This list must be published annually. Additionally, the...
The bill wants to make a list of gun sellers whose guns end up in crimes soon after being sold, and stop the government from working with them unless there's a big security reason.
H.R. 825, also known as the "Banning Operations and Leases with the Illegitimate Venezuelan Authoritarian Regime Act" or the "BOLIVAR Act," seeks to stop the U.S. government from contracting with companies that engage in significant business with the Maduro regime in...
H.R. 825 is a rule that says the U.S. government can't make deals with companies that do a lot of business with Venezuela's leader, who the U.S. doesn't think is the real boss. There are some exceptions for things like helping people or keeping the country safe, and it lasts for three years after it starts.
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