The Stop Illegal Entry Act of 2025 aims to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to increase the penalties for those who illegally enter and reenter the U.S. after being removed. It includes stricter incarceration sentences for repeat offenders and individuals convicted of serious crimes, intending to deter illegal immigration by imposing harsher punishments and limiting the chances of reentry without legal authorization.

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This bill gives the Attorney General 30 days to publish all documents and records relating to the investigation, prosecution and incarceration of Jeffrey Epstein on a public website.

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The Rescissions Act of 2025 cancels $8.9 billion in budget allocations previously approved by the government for international aid and the Corporation for Public Broadbasting. It includes rescinding funds for various projects administered by USAID, such as economic support funds, global health programs, refugee assistance, and disaster relief. The bill reallocates financial resources, emphasizing domestic budget efficiency by cutting government expenditures.

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The No Tax On Overtime Act of 2025 amends the Internal Revenue Code to exclude overtime pay from being taxed as part of an individual's gross income. This change applies to amounts received after the enactment date, providing workers with more take-home pay by eliminating federal income tax on earnings attributed to overtime hours worked, as defined by the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938.

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The AntiCBDC Surveillance State Act prohibits Federal Reserve banks from offering products or services directly to individuals or issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC). It restricts using CBDCs for monetary policy and emphasizes privacy protection by not allowing similar digital assets to be tested, developed, or used by the Federal Reserve.

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The Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025 requires sanctions on Russia if it fails to negotiate peace with Ukraine or starts any military invasion. This includes banning uranium imports, blocking Russian financial transactions, and imposing heavy tariffs on imports from Russia. The act aims to increase economic pressure to encourage diplomatic resolution.

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This bill calls for the President to pull US Armed Forces from involvements in Iran not explicitly sanctioned by Congress. Congress holds the sole authority to declare war, and hostilities in Iran lack such a declaration or legal backing. The bill ensures intelligence activities continue and affirms no military force is authorized. The bill reinforces constitutional checks on military engagements.

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The American Entrepreneurs First Act of 2025 mandates certain documentation for citizenship status when applying for loans through the Small Business Administration. It ensures that applicants are either U.S. citizens, nationals, or lawful permanent residents. The goal is to prioritize legitimate small business owners for loan eligibility, maintaining the integrity of U.S. business financing while supporting American entrepreneurs.

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The American Cargo for American Ships Act requires the U.S. Department of Transportation to transport all its procured, furnished, or financed goods on privately-owned commercial vessels of the United States. This aims to ensure fair participation of U.S. ships in transportation activities, supporting domestic shipping industries and ensuring goods are shipped efficiently using vessels available at reasonable rates.

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The Protecting Our Nation's Capital Emergency Act aims to restore the rights of law enforcement officers in Washington D.C. This includes allowing officers to negotiate disciplinary matters through collective bargaining and reinstating the statute of limitations for disciplinary cases against police and civilian employees repealed in 2022.

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The bill seeks to block the proposed sale of defense articles and services to Qatar. It includes stopping the transfer of items like remotely piloted aircraft and precision bombs. Introducers of the joint resolution believe this sale could affect regional security and U.S. interests. The bill reflects concerns regarding the impact of U.S. military sales in the Middle East and their alignment with American foreign policy goals.

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The Aerial Firefighting Enhancement Act of 2025 updates the Wildfire Suppression Aircraft Transfer Act from 1996. This bill allows the Department of Defense to sell aircraft and parts to be used for fighting wildfires, including water delivery options. The legislation extends the operating period until 2035 to support wildfire management efforts across the United States, enhancing national resources for aerial firefighting response.

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This bill, titled 'To prohibit individuals who are not citizens of the United States from voting in elections in DC,' seeks to prevent non-citizens from voting in DC's public office elections, ballot initiatives, or referendums. Furthermore, it aims to repeal the Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2022, restoring the law prior to its enactment.

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The U.S. Congress passed a joint resolution to disapprove and nullify an EPA rule that reclassified major pollution sources as minor under Section 112 of the Clean Air Act. This change would have affected pollution control requirements, potentially leading to increased emissions by major industries. Congress's disapproval ensures that these sources continue to adhere to stricter emission limits.

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This bill disapproves a rule by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on reviewing Bank Merger Act applications. Congress seeks to stop this rule, believing it may not benefit financial markets or consumers. The rule, originally announced in September 2024, lacks support in Congress due to concerns over its potential economic impacts.

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The GENIUS Act is a bill designed to regulate payment stablecoins by establishing clear guidelines and requirements for issuers. It aims to ensure financial stability and consumer protection while promoting innovation in the digital finance space. The Act excludes stablecoins from certain securities definitions and highlights interoperability standards for smooth operation across different platforms and jurisdictions.

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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act aims to reform various sectors including agriculture, defense, and immigration. Key features of the bill include changes in nutrition programs, investments in rural America, enhancements in defense resources, stricter immigration controls, and addressing taxpayer issues. It emphasizes efficiency in government programs, support for military personnel, and adjusting financial policies to benefit families and workers.

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The VA Budget Shortfall Accountability Act requires the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and the Comptroller General to report and review funding shortfalls in the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Act aims to address and prevent financial discrepancies by analyzing the causes and proposing improvements. Officials must submit findings to congressional committees within specified timelines, ensuring accountability and financial transparency.

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The TAKE IT DOWN Act mandates that websites remove nonconsensual intimate images, including deepfakes. It updates the Communications Act to prohibit intentionally sharing these images without consent, aiming to protect individuals from harm. The Federal Trade Commission enforces the rules, ensuring platforms comply by enabling quick takedown requests and shielding themselves from liability for good faith actions.

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This legislation requires the Consumer Product Safety Commission to create safety standards for lithium-ion batteries used in specific applications like light electric vehicles and eBikes, based on existing voluntary standards. It also mandates that the Commission report on battery-related hazards such as fires and explosions, and review any changes to voluntary standards to ensure they enhance consumer safety.

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The Foreign Adversary Communications Transparency Act requires the Federal Communications Commission to list all entities with significant foreign ownership that hold FCC licenses. The goal is to enhance transparency by making this information public online, ensuring national security and monitoring foreign influence in telecommunications.

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The Secure Space Act of 2025 amends a previous law to restrict the Federal Communications Commission from issuing satellite system licenses or market access if controlled by entities providing covered communication services. This applies to geostationary, non-geostationary satellites, and earth stations. The goal is to promote secure communications by preventing potential foreign influence over critical infrastructure.

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The Securing Semiconductor Supply Chains Act of 2025 aims to boost semiconductor production in the USA by increasing foreign direct investments through SelectUSA. It seeks to coordinate with state-level economic bodies, tackling supply chain vulnerabilities post-COVID-19. The legislation highlights using existing resources for strengthening the supply chain without additional funding.

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This bill proposes changes in how condominium associations manage their properties. It focuses on governance, financial transparency, and protections for unit owners. Key measures include clearer reporting guidelines for associations, enhanced rights for owners to access records, and standardized voting processes. The goal is to ensure fair operations and accountability in condominium communities.

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The Charter Schools bill proposes amendments to the laws governing charter schools, including changes to enrollment capacities, facilities requirements, and governance. It aims to provide more flexibility to charter schools, revise criteria for background checks, and allow expansion and consolidation of high-performing charter schools. The bill also addresses taxation and the use of public property for charter schools' benefit.

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The Optometry bill revises definitions and rules for optometrists, including licensure, examinations, and permissible procedures. It amends provisions for the prescription of ocular pharmaceutical agents and allows certain optometrists to perform specified procedures. Regulatory changes intend to improve the practice standards and ensure the safety and effectiveness of optometric care.

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The Florida Gambling bill enacts stricter regulations and penalties on illegal gambling activities, including the transport of individuals for illegal gambling purposes. It establishes the Florida Gaming Control Commission to oversee gaming activities, including fantasy sports contests. The bill introduces new definitions and amendments to existing statutes, revising penalties for gambling-related offenses and preempting local regulations.

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This bill codifies the Hope Florida program into state law, placing the authority for running the program under the Executive Office of the Governor. Hope Florida aims to support needy residents by creating a seamless support network involving state agencies and private organizations. It establishes Hope Navigators for community assistance, setting care plans with defined steps and timelines to help participants reach self-sufficiency and integrate into society while reducing reliance on State resources.

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The Local Option Taxes bill requires certain taxes to be renewed through an ordinance. It allows exceptions, construction provisions, expiration, and the potential adoption of new ordinances. The bill amends existing Florida Statutes to define the process and duration for local option taxes, particularly for tourist development and regional transportation. It ensures bondholders' rights and sets requirements for referendum renewals every eight years or up to thirty years for bond financing.

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The False Reporting bill makes individuals who misuse emergency communication systems or submit false reports to law enforcement authorities liable for the costs of prosecution and investigation. If the false report causes injury or damage, they must pay restitution. This also affects the School Safety Awareness Program by encouraging accurate reporting and penalizing false tips.

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