Bill Cassidy

This bill would change how the government figures out the value of imported goods for customs duties. It would require U.S. businesses to use the price from the last sale when goods come into the country, especially for complex transactions. It also would give U.S. Customs and Border Protection clearer power to look at company records to check these values.

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This resolution shows that the Senate would formally state its commitment to protecting Social Security for current and future generations. It would declare that automatic, across-the-board cuts to benefits must be avoided, which would affect tens of millions of people. The resolution also calls on Members of Congress to work together to pass new laws to keep Social Security strong for the long term.

This bill would create a new Medicare program to help people on Medicare plan their future medical care. It would make it easier for them to create and store "advance directives" — documents that say what kind of medical treatment they want or don't want. This means their wishes would be more easily available to doctors and family, while keeping their information private.

This bill would strengthen cybersecurity for hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers across the country. It would require them to adopt new security measures and improve how they report data breaches, aiming to better protect your personal health information. The bill also sets aside money for healthcare groups to upgrade their systems and train staff.

This bill would make it easier for veterans to appeal decisions about their benefits. It would set clearer rules for submitting evidence and allow veterans more flexibility to manage their appeal cases. The bill also aims to make the appeal decision notices more detailed and improve the overall appeals process through reviews and reports.

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This bill would make it easier and more rewarding for businesses to hire certain job seekers, like veterans and military spouses. It would extend a key hiring tax credit until 2030 and increase the amount businesses can save when they hire eligible workers. This aims to boost employment for those who often face challenges finding jobs.

Homeowners and businesses in flood-prone areas would continue to have access to flood insurance policies. Existing claims would still be paid, avoiding a lapse in coverage. This change would take effect as if it were signed into law on September 30, 2025.

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