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Flock Cameras and Surveillance
See proposals on camera surveillance, data sharing, and privacy safeguards.
Worldwide Pause on Immigrant Visas
The State Department temporarily paused immigrant visa processing worldwide while consular officers are briefed on stricter rules for deciding whether applicants may rely on public benefits. The pause affects people applying from abroad, including many family-based applicants.
Immigration and ICE
See the federal decisions shaping immigration enforcement, and tell Congress what safeguards and priorities you support.
Trillionaire wealth and tax policy
Explore proposals on taxes and rules affecting extreme concentrations of wealth.
Deadly Immigration Enforcement Incidents
Follow congressional responses to deaths and serious injuries involving immigration enforcement, including use-of-force rules, traffic stops, body cameras, officer identification, public reporting, investigations, and independent oversight.
Taxes on the Wealthy
Take a position on how high incomes, large fortunes, investments, inheritances, corporations, offshore income, and tax enforcement should be treated. Modern Action connects your views to relevant legislation, drafts your message, and helps you contact the elected officials who can act.
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Trump declares US won Iran war, naval blockade continues
President Trump stated that the U.S. has won the war with Iran, while confirming that the naval blockade against Iran will remain in place. He indicated that further military strikes are unlikely but left the option open if circumstances change. (Sources include: The Washington Post, BBC, Axios, Al Jazeera)
Take action on US-Iran diplomacy and peace dealsHouse Rejects Impeachment Motion Against Defense Secretary Hegseth
The Republican-led House voted 211-204 to send an impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to committee, effectively ending the effort. The resolution was introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie, who argued Hegseth's actions in military conflicts warranted impeachment. (Sources include: The New York Times, Al Jazeera, The Washington Post)
Take action on Iran war powers and congressional approvalTrump administration proposes SNAP benefit cuts for 6.3 million people
The Trump administration's proposed rule would limit automatic eligibility for SNAP, potentially affecting 6.3 million people who currently receive benefits. The change aims to save $44.6 billion between 2027 and 2031 by tightening eligibility criteria.
Take action on SNAP benefits and state costsThis week in Congress
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Bills you should know about
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Federal farm policy affects food production, household food aid, and daily life in rural communities. This bill would set many of those rules through 2031. It could change how far…
Housing is hard to find and expensive in many places, and this bill tries to remove some delays and financing gaps that can slow new homes. It does not force cities to change zoni…
Stores often have limited control over the network that handles a credit card sale. This bill could give them more choices and may affect the fees or terms they receive. It could…
Compounded drugs can help patients who need a medicine made in a special way, but poor controls can create safety risks. This bill would limit routine copying of drugs already sol…
This bill matters because it shapes what the military can prepare for, buy, build, and research in 2026. It could affect daily life for troops and families, cleanup near contamina…
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