H.R. 9574, titled the “Stop CARB Act of 2024,” aims to amend the Clean Air Act by removing waivers that allow states to adopt California’s specific emission standards for new motor vehicles and engines. The bill seeks to prevent any state from implementing emission standards that California...
The bill called "Stop CARB Act of 2024" wants to stop states from copying California's special rules for car pollution, making sure all states follow the same rules set by the nation.
H. R. 9260, introduced in the House of Representatives, aims to stop states and their political subdivisions from imposing excise taxes on the sale of firearms, ammunition, and their parts by manufacturers and dealers when these sales affect interstate or foreign commerce. The bill, named the...
H. R. 9260 is a new idea for a law that says states can't make extra money by adding special taxes to the sale of guns and bullets if the sale involves trading between states or countries. This law won't change anything about the money that helps take care of animals and nature.
H.R. 7065 aims to make water supply and water conservation a primary mission of the Corps of Engineers when they work on water resources development projects. It emphasizes that the Corps should consider water management in their planning and operations but clarifies that...
The bill wants the engineers who work with water projects to also focus on saving and supplying water, while still doing other important jobs like preventing floods and helping ships move around. It doesn't say where the money will come from to do this or exactly how to measure how well they're doing.
The bill S. 3668 aims to allow certain states in the U.S. to build temporary protective fencing within 25 miles of the southwest border to prevent illegal immigration. It modifies the Secure Fence Act of 2006 by defining “protective fencing” and prohibiting federal...
The bill lets some U.S. states put up temporary fences near the border to help stop people from crossing in without permission. If the fences are helping people sneak in, the government can ask a court to remove them.
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