Legislation Archive

Strengthens hiring screening uniform identification and professional conduct standards for immigration enforcement officers

Establishes the OPEN Act as proposed legislation and sends it to the Judiciary and Homeland Security Committees for consideration

Require the Department of Homeland Security to make its release practices more transparent through public reporting or disclosure measures

Prohibit activities tied to ANTIFA through criminal, homeland security, financial, and tax-related federal measures

Prohibit imports of Chinese cars into the United States as a trade and homeland security measure

Establishes permanent border security and immigration enforcement measures under the named secure border act

Establishes the DHS CANDOR Act as legislation on Department of Homeland Security matters introduced in the House

Establishes federal protections and security measures aimed at Jewish American safety and related public security matters

Authorize state governors to inspect immigration detention facilities for health and safety conditions and report findings to Congress

Require federal oversight of temporary ICE holding cells to strengthen monitoring of short-term immigration detention conditions

Establishes a moratorium on certain Department of Homeland Security surveillance and data analytics contracts until public audits and reporting requirements are completed

Seek broad improvements affecting the American people through a wide-ranging measure referred to numerous House committees for review

Establishes a federal initiative to find and reconnect missing family members under the Find Our Families Act of 2026

Establishes a United States commission to examine how to maintain an open society while protecting security

Require the Secretary of Homeland Security to report on gaps in resources guidance and policies needed to meet cybersecurity incident event logging requirements at the Department of Homeland Security

Codify Executive Order 14412 into federal law to secure the nation against advanced cryptographic attacks

A constitutional amendment requiring the Supreme Court to have nine justices, including one Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices

Establishes the Kayleigh’s Law Act of 2026 as a named measure reported by committee for further House consideration