S. RES. 30 is a resolution from the 119th Congress that honors the Mississippi Gestational Age Act. It was introduced by several senators, including Mrs. Hyde-Smith and Mr. Wicker, and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. The resolution acknowledges the pivotal role of...
The government made a special thank-you note to Mississippi for making a law to protect babies before they are born and saying that states can decide on their own about such rules.
The bill S. 1072, known as the "Stop CARB Act of 2025", aims to modify the Clean Air Act by eliminating the waiver that allows California and other states to set their own emissions standards for vehicles, which are stricter than federal standards. It prohibits states from...
The bill is like a rule that says California and other states can't make their own special rules to keep the air cleaner than what the whole country already decided. It's like saying everyone has to follow the same rules, even if some people want to be extra careful about keeping the air clean.
S. 3611, titled the "Let Pregnancy Centers Serve Act of 2024," proposes amendments to the Social Security Act to clarify and support the use of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds for programs offering alternatives to abortion. The bill emphasizes protecting...
The "Let Pregnancy Centers Serve Act of 2024" is a proposal to allow states to use certain government funds to help pregnant women find options other than abortion, like adoption. It might change how money is spent, and some people are worried this could mean less money for other important family help, like jobs and housing.
H.R. 2561, titled the “One Vote One Choice Act,” proposes an amendment to the Help America Vote Act of 2002. It aims to prevent states from using ranked choice voting in federal elections, where voters rank candidates in order of preference. The bill includes changes to the...
H.R. 2561 is a bill that wants to stop states from letting people choose several favorites in elections for big government jobs. It's like saying, "You can only pick one favorite, not lots of favorites."
H. R. 645, introduced in the 119th Congress, aims to enforce the rights protected by the Second and Fourteenth Amendments by preventing states or local governments from imposing penalties or limitations on the public carrying of firearms by United States citizens who are...
H. R. 645 is a law idea that says people who can own guns should be able to carry them in public, and states should not make rules stopping them from doing so. It wants to make sure everyone can follow the Second Amendment, which is about having guns, even if some local governments say otherwise.
H.R. 10371 prevents sanctuary jurisdictions from receiving community development block grants. A sanctuary jurisdiction is defined as a state or local government that restricts or prohibits officials from sharing information about a person's citizenship or immigration status...
The bill says that places that don't help the government with information about people's immigration status won't get special community help money, unless they're keeping someone safe who was a victim or saw a crime.
H.R. 9677, titled the "Modernize the Au Pair Program Act of 2024," seeks to clearly establish that the Department of State has the sole authority to regulate the au pair cultural exchange program in the United States. The bill prohibits states and their subdivisions from...
H.R. 9677 is a plan to make sure only the big boss, the U.S. government, can make rules about au pairs, who are like special babysitters from other countries, and they want to make these rules fair and helpful for everyone, like families with different work hours.
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