119th Congress · Active Session

What Congress is actually debating right now.

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: September 15, 2026
IndexHR.8228
SponsorNot specified
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.
HR.8228In Committee

To nullify the Presidential Proclamation relating to Imposing a Temporary Import Surcharge to Address Fundamental International Payments Problems, and for other purposes.

This bill seeks to nullify a presidential proclamation that imposed a temporary import surcharge to address international payments problems.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue nullifying the surcharge could reduce costs for consumers and businesses relying on imported goods.
  • Some believe removing the surcharge would encourage international trade and prevent retaliatory tariffs from other countries.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents might argue that removing the surcharge could worsen the nation's balance of payments and economic stability.
  • Critics may contend that without the surcharge, domestic industries could face increased competition from cheaper imports.
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IndexHR.8226
SponsorNot specified
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
HR.8226In Committee

Helicopter Safety Parity Act of 2026

The Helicopter Safety Parity Act of 2026 aims to establish equal safety standards for helicopters.

Perceived Positives
  • Proponents suggest standardized safety regulations would enhance passenger and crew safety across the helicopter industry.
  • Advocates believe that consistent rules could simplify oversight and reduce accidents caused by varied standards.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may argue that a 'one-size-fits-all' approach could be overly burdensome for some operators or inappropriate for specialized helicopter uses.
  • Opponents might contend that the costs of implementing new, uniform standards could negatively impact smaller helicopter businesses.
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IndexHR.8240
SponsorNot specified
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
HR.8240In Committee

SAFER Act of 2026

The SAFER Act of 2026 is a legislative proposal awaiting review by the House Committee on the Judiciary.

Perceived Positives
  • Without specific details, any 'SAFER Act' generally aims to enhance security or public welfare.
  • Proponents would likely highlight improved safety measures in a specified area as a key benefit.
Perceived Negatives
  • Without specific details, potential negatives might include increased regulations or costs for compliance.
  • Opponents might argue that proposed measures could infringe on personal liberties or create unintended negative consequences.
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IndexHR.9329
SponsorNot specified
ImpactMedium
Last ActionPlaced on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 694.
HR.9329On Calendar

SEC Reform and Restructuring Act

The SEC Reform and Restructuring Act proposes changes to the Securities and Exchange Commission's structure and operations.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters believe that reforming the SEC could lead to more efficient markets and better protection for investors.
  • Advocates suggest that restructuring could streamline SEC operations, improving its ability to respond to financial innovations.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents may argue that restructuring could destabilize financial markets or create regulatory uncertainty.
  • Critics might contend that proposed changes could weaken investor protections or hinder the SEC's enforcement capabilities.
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IndexHR.3318
SponsorNot specified
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
HR.3318In Committee

SEC Modernization Act

The SEC Modernization Act aims to update the Securities and Exchange Commission's practices and regulations.

Perceived Positives
  • Proponents assert that modernizing the SEC would ensure regulations keep pace with evolving financial technologies and market practices.
  • Advocates suggest that updated rules could foster innovation while maintaining strong investor protections.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may argue that modernization efforts could lead to overregulation or impose unnecessary burdens on businesses.
  • Opponents might contend that some proposed updates could inadvertently create loopholes or reduce market transparency.
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IndexHR.8239
SponsorNot specified
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
HR.8239In Committee

SACRED Act

The SACRED Act is a legislative proposal currently under review by the House Committee on the Judiciary.

Perceived Positives
  • Without specific details, any 'SACRED Act' generally implies protection or preservation of something deemed important.
  • Proponents would likely highlight the safeguarding of valuable rights or resources as a key benefit.
Perceived Negatives
  • Without specific details, potential negatives might include restrictions on certain activities or increased government oversight.
  • Opponents might argue that proposed measures could infringe on personal freedoms or create unintended economic impacts.
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IndexHR.8339
SponsorNot specified
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
HR.8339In Committee

Drug Origin Transparency Act of 2026

The Drug Origin Transparency Act of 2026 proposes to require clearer labeling or disclosure about where pharmaceutical drugs are manufactured.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that increased transparency about drug origins would allow consumers to make more informed choices about their medications.
  • Advocates believe that knowing a drug's origin could enhance trust in the pharmaceutical supply chain and promote accountability.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents may contend that such requirements could increase production costs for pharmaceutical companies, potentially leading to higher drug prices.
  • Critics might argue that focusing solely on origin could divert attention from more critical safety and quality control measures regardless of manufacturing location.
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IndexHR.216
SponsorNot specified
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
HR.216In Committee

SEC Act of 2025

The SEC Act of 2025 is a legislative proposal concerning the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Perceived Positives
  • Proponents suggest this act could enhance the SEC's effectiveness in regulating financial markets and protecting investors.
  • Advocates believe that the proposed changes could lead to greater market efficiency and stability.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may argue that the act could impose undue burdens on businesses or stifle innovation in financial services.
  • Opponents might contend that certain provisions could create regulatory complexities or unintended consequences for investors.
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IndexHR.9434
SponsorNot specified
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
HR.9434In Committee

REG Act of 2026

The REG Act of 2026 is a legislative proposal under review by the House Committee on Financial Services.

Perceived Positives
  • Without specific details, any 'REG Act' likely aims to improve or streamline regulatory processes.
  • Proponents would likely highlight reduced bureaucracy or increased clarity in financial regulations as a benefit.
Perceived Negatives
  • Without specific details, potential negatives might include increased compliance costs or reduced oversight in certain areas.
  • Opponents might argue that the proposed regulations could stifle economic growth or create new barriers for businesses.
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IndexHR.7030
SponsorNot specified
ImpactMedium
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
HR.7030In Committee

Securing Facilities for Mental Health Services Act

The Securing Facilities for Mental Health Services Act aims to improve and secure facilities providing mental health care.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters argue that improving mental health facilities would lead to better quality of care and safer environments for patients and staff.
  • Advocates believe that enhanced facilities could reduce stigma associated with mental health treatment and encourage more people to seek help.
Perceived Negatives
  • Opponents may contend that allocating significant funds to facilities could divert resources from other critical aspects of mental healthcare, such as community-based services.
  • Critics might argue that increased security measures, while beneficial in some cases, could inadvertently create a more institutionalized or less therapeutic environment for patients.
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IndexHRES.1536
SponsorNot specified
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on Rules.
HRES.1536In Committee

Recommending that the House of Representatives find Neville Singham in contempt of Congress for refusal to comply with a subpoena duly issued by the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

This resolution recommends that the House of Representatives find Neville Singham in contempt of Congress for not complying with a subpoena.

Perceived Positives
  • Proponents argue that holding individuals in contempt upholds the authority of Congress and ensures accountability in government investigations.
  • Advocates believe that enforcing subpoenas is crucial for the legislative branch to conduct effective oversight and gather necessary information.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may argue that such actions can be politically motivated or that the individual's refusal to comply might be based on legitimate legal grounds.
  • Opponents might contend that contempt proceedings are often time-consuming and can divert congressional resources from legislative duties.
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IndexHRES.1533
SponsorNot specified
ImpactLow
Last ActionReferred to the House Committee on House Administration.
HRES.1533In Committee

Honoring the life and legacy of John Seymour, the late Senator for the State of California.

This resolution honors the life and legacy of John Seymour, the late Senator for the State of California.

Perceived Positives
  • Supporters believe that honoring public figures like Senator Seymour provides an opportunity to reflect on their contributions and inspire future generations.
  • Advocates suggest that such resolutions foster a sense of shared history and appreciation for public service within the legislative body.
Perceived Negatives
  • Critics may argue that ceremonial resolutions, while well-intentioned, can consume legislative time that could be spent on more substantive policy matters.
  • Opponents might contend that focusing on individual legacies can sometimes overshadow the collective efforts of many individuals in public service.
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