119th Congress · Active Session

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We track every bill moving through Congress and strip away the legalese. Here's what's pending a vote and what recently became law — explained in plain language.

Bills Tracked2,847
Passed This Session38
REF: S.1203

Featured: Floor Vote Approaching

Wildfire Prevention & Forest Management Act
$8.6B over 10 years for controlled burns and satellite early detection
House Floor VotePassed (312–118)
Senate Committee[ Approved ]
Senate Floor VoteScheduled Apr 22
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12 Active Bills · Live from Congress.gov
Last updated: October 23, 2026
IndexHRES.1638
SponsorRep. Emilia
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
HRES.1638Introduced

Honoring and commemorating United Baptist Church's 100 years of historic contributions to the Akron and surrounding communities.

This resolution commemorates and honors the United Baptist Church for its 100 years of religious, historical, and community contributions to Akron, Ohio, and surrounding areas.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue it appropriately honors a historic institution that has provided a century of community support and charitable service.
  • It offers formal federal acknowledgment of local cultural and historical milestones in Akron.
Perceived Negatives
  • Some critics view non-binding commemorative resolutions as an inefficient use of congressional time and legislative resources.
  • Others argue that federal recognitions of specific religious institutions test the boundaries of government neutrality toward religion.
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IndexHRES.1637
SponsorRep. Eleanor
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce.
HRES.1637Introduced

Recognizing the significance of equal pay and the pay disparity between disabled women and nondisabled men.

This resolution recognizes the importance of equal pay and highlights the ongoing wage disparity experienced by disabled women compared to nondisabled men.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters highlight that drawing attention to the intersection of disability and gender helps identify barriers to fair compensation.
  • Advocates believe formal recognition can spur policy discussions and corporate transparency around accessible employment opportunities.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics contend that non-binding resolutions provide symbolic gestures rather than practical solutions to labor market complexities.
  • Opponents argue that broad pay gap metrics may overlook differences in career choices, hours worked, and specific job qualifications.
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IndexHR.10867
SponsorRep. Jared
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the Committee on Ways and Means, and in addition to the Committee on Natural Resources, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.
HR.10867Introduced

SLOTHS Act of 2026

The SLOTHS Act of 2026 addresses wildlife conservation, import restrictions, and related tax or revenue provisions to protect sloth populations and their natural habitats.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that dedicated legislation enhances protections for vulnerable wildlife species and curbs illegal trafficking.
  • Proponents maintain that targeted conservation measures help preserve tropical biodiversity and vital forest ecosystems.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents may argue that targeted species-specific laws complicate trade compliance and import-export regulations.
  • Critics often raise concerns about the administrative burden and potential federal costs associated with managing specialized wildlife programs.
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IndexHR.10862
SponsorRep. Chrissy
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Armed Services.
HR.10862Introduced

Military Suicide Prevention Oversight Act

This bill enhances federal oversight and reporting on military suicide prevention programs, requiring closer monitoring of Department of Defense mental health initiatives.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that independent oversight ensures the military is held accountable for implementing life-saving mental health recommendations.
  • Advocates believe rigorous reporting helps identify gaps in care and reduces the tragic loss of service members to suicide.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics might contend that adding oversight bodies could create redundant bureaucracy within the Department of Defense.
  • Some officials caution that continuous external monitoring could divert resources from frontline clinical healthcare staffing.
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IndexHR.10865
SponsorRep. Gwen
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.
HR.10865Introduced

Samier Amer Foster Care Improvement Act of 2026

This bill updates federal foster care programs under the Social Security Act to enhance child safety, improve placement stability, and better support youth transitioning out of the child welfare system.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that updating foster care standards improves child safety and prevents youth from falling through administrative cracks.
  • Proponents emphasize that providing structured support eases the difficult transition to independence for young adults aging out of foster care.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics argue that imposing new federal mandates on child welfare agencies could stretch already limited state and county budgets.
  • Some state administrators worry that additional reporting requirements may divert social workers' time away from direct client interaction.
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IndexHR.10864
SponsorRep. Juan
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.
HR.10864Introduced

San Carlos Irrigation Project Divestiture Act of 2026

This bill provides for the divestiture and transfer of the San Carlos Irrigation Project, shifting management of federal irrigation infrastructure to local or regional entities.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that divesting the project empowers local communities and tribal entities to manage their own water resources.
  • Proponents believe that local operational control reduces federal administrative overhead and improves responsiveness to regional agricultural needs.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may express concern that divesting federal water infrastructure could lead to increased operational costs or water rates for local users.
  • Opponents argue that transferring public irrigation assets can complicate water rights management across diverse regional stakeholders.
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IndexHR.10866
SponsorRep. Mike
ImpactHigh
Last ActionReferred to the Committee on Ways and Means, and in addition to the Committees on Foreign Affairs, and Intelligence (Permanent Select), for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.
HR.10866Introduced

Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act of 2026

This legislation seeks to reinforce national defense readiness and foreign policy deterrence through strengthened intelligence capabilities, export restrictions, and economic sanctions against foreign adversaries.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that strong national defense readiness and economic pressure effectively deter foreign adversaries.
  • Proponents contend that strengthening intelligence and export controls protects vital American technologies from foreign exploitation.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents caution that broad trade restrictions and aggressive sanctions can escalate geopolitical tensions and hurt American exporters.
  • Critics suggest that heavy reliance on defense-oriented foreign policy measures may undermine diplomatic conflict resolution.
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IndexHRES.1636
SponsorRep. Stephanie
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on House Administration.
HRES.1636Introduced

Constituent Casework Continuity Resolution

This resolution establishes procedures to ensure continuity of constituent casework and case file management during transitions between outgoing and incoming members of the House of Representatives.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that uninterrupted casework prevents vulnerable constituents from facing delays in resolving critical issues like veterans' benefits or Social Security.
  • Proponents maintain that standardized handover procedures preserve institutional knowledge and protect sensitive constituent files during leadership transitions.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may argue that institutional rules should not mandate how individual House members organize and staff their personal constituent casework operations.
  • Some observers argue that establishing new internal House management rules adds unnecessary administrative procedural complexity.
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IndexHR.10894
SponsorRep. Nathaniel
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
HR.10894Introduced

Disaster Data Protection Act

This bill establishes statutory privacy protections and data-handling limitations for personal information collected from individuals seeking disaster assistance.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that disaster survivors should not face secondary risks of identity theft or data misuse while seeking emergency aid.
  • Advocates maintain that establishing clear federal privacy standards protects sensitive personal information held across disaster response databases.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics warn that placing stringent data privacy restrictions on disaster records might slow down vital information-sharing among emergency response agencies.
  • Some emergency managers argue that heightened compliance requirements could increase the administrative burden during critical disaster relief operations.
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IndexHR.10861
SponsorRep. Rob
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Armed Services.
HR.10861Introduced

Blocking Foreign Cellular Modules in Defense Systems Act of 2026

This bill prohibits the Department of Defense from procuring or deploying military systems and defense equipment containing cellular modules manufactured by designated foreign adversaries.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that removing foreign-made cellular modules closes critical cybersecurity backdoors and prevents espionage in defense hardware.
  • Proponents believe the measure bolsters domestic manufacturing and protects the integrity of sensitive military communication systems.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics caution that excluding foreign cellular components could raise procurement costs and cause supply chain delays for military contractors.
  • Some industry observers argue that sudden component bans place substantial compliance and sourcing burdens on smaller defense suppliers.
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IndexHR.10858
SponsorRep. Doris
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
HR.10858Introduced

CARE for Blood Cancer Act of 2026

The CARE for Blood Cancer Act of 2026 seeks to improve research, care coordination, and access to specialized treatment for individuals diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma, and other blood cancers.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that dedicated support accelerates access to innovative treatments and improves survival rates for blood cancer patients.
  • Advocates highlight that coordinated care models help patients navigate complex treatment regimens and reduce costly hospital readmissions.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics raise concerns about the potential long-term costs of expanding federal support frameworks for specific medical conditions.
  • Some healthcare analysts argue that disease-specific legislative mandates can create inequities compared to broad-based healthcare access programs.
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IndexHR.10893
SponsorRep. Troy
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
HR.10893Introduced

Emergency Assistance Privacy Protection Act of 2026

This bill limits the public disclosure of personally identifiable information collected by federal agencies from individuals and households applying for emergency assistance.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters maintain that keeping disaster survivors' personal information confidential protects vulnerable populations from scams and predatory solicitations.
  • Advocates emphasize that assuring privacy encourages hesitant survivors to apply for emergency relief without fearing data exposure.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents argue that excessive privacy carve-outs could diminish transparency and hinder independent auditing of federal disaster relief spending.
  • Journalists and watchdogs express concern that restricting access to relief data might conceal administrative inefficiencies or unequal aid distribution.
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