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Immigration Detention Conditions
Federal legislation and oversight related to conditions in immigration detention, including health and safety standards, facility inspections, contractor accountability, family detention, legal access, and protections for vulnerable people in custody.
AI data centers and local power bills
Large AI data centers can bring jobs and computing capacity, but they also raise questions about electricity demand, water use, land use, tax incentives, and whether local households or businesses could carry any costs. This page tracks related bills and lets you tell officials what tradeoffs you want them to consider.
Who the 2030 Census should count
The Census Bureau proposed that the 2030 Census include U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents for political representation, while excluding undocumented immigrants and people under many temporary legal statuses, and add a citizenship question. Census results affect House seats and federal funding. Congress can set federal census rules.
Oil companies covering climate damage costs
Boulder, Colorado, and Boulder County sued ExxonMobil and Suncor to help pay for local costs they tie to climate change, including wildfire prevention and road repairs. The companies argue federal law blocks the case. The Supreme Court heard arguments Oct. 5 on whether the lawsuit can continue; that hearing did not decide who owes money. Congress could also set rules on whether oil companies help cover climate damage.
Congressional approval for military action involving Iran
Follow the latest war-powers fight and tell your officials what role Congress should play.
Microplastics
Tiny pieces of plastic now show up in drinking water, food, the air, and the human body. Scientists are still learning what they do to our health, and there's no standard federal test or limit for them. Congress can fund research and testing, set rules on plastic pollution, and decide how microplastics in water, food, and products are regulated.
In the news
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Blanche defends Trump's lawsuit to block Alaska Senate results certification
Blanche stated that Trump's lawsuit aims to prevent the certification of Alaska's Senate race results if the GOP incumbent loses. This legal action has raised concerns about potential misconduct in the election process. (sources: ap, politico, thehill, cnn, nytimes)
Take action on Justice Department Independence and Political ProsecutionsCalifornia ordered to set aside ballots from suspected noncitizens
A federal appeals court has directed California to respond to a Justice Department request to set aside approximately 20,000 mail-in ballots linked to individuals suspected of being noncitizens. The DOJ claims these ballots should be reviewed for eligibility before being processed. (sources: foxnews, cnn, cbsnews)
Take action on Federal pressure on state voter rollsTrump administration deported thousands to third countries amid legal concerns
An investigation found that approximately 25,000 individuals were deported to third countries during Trump's second term, with some facing potential persecution. Cases included individuals like Moussa Diawara, who was sent to Ghana and then Mali, despite a U.S. judge's ruling against deportation to Mali. (sources: cbsnews)
Take action on Third-country deportation safeguardsThis week in Congress
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Bills you should know about
Substantive bills with broad relevance, real public attention, or meaningful movement in Congress.
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…
Credit card payments often depend on networks chosen before the customer ever pays. This bill would give stores more say in that process for many cards. It could affect fees, paym…
Temu agreed to restrict access from China to Texas shoppers’ personal data, keep it on U.S. servers, and pay Texas $3 million without admitting wrongdoing. Limited exceptions appl…
Texas sued Gerber and Nestlé, alleging deceptive claims about the safety and testing of baby foods containing arsenic and lead. Gerber disputes the allegations. H.R. 8429 would re…
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…
The bill could change both household budgets and access to federal help. Many taxpayers would avoid increases that could occur when the 2017 tax cuts expire. Some people could gai…
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