Earl L. "Buddy" Carter

This bill would let specialized drug facilities continue to make and send out medicines for up to 180 days after a drug is no longer officially in shortage. This change aims to prevent new shortages and help patients get the medicines they need more consistently. It would give these facilities more flexibility to keep drug supplies steady.

This bill would make it clearer how farmers get paid if their crops are damaged by a hurricane and they have special insurance. Starting in crop year 2027, the government would have to use specific weather data to decide if a county qualifies for payments. This could mean more consistent decisions for farmers.

This bill would make state and local governments share more information about people's immigration status and release dates with federal immigration authorities. It would stop local policies that try to limit this sharing. If governments don't follow these rules, they could lose federal money.

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This resolution would have the House of Representatives formally condemn the violent disruption of a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota. It would also reaffirm the constitutional right of Americans to worship freely and safely without intimidation. The resolution praises the Department of Justice for investigating the incident and urges full enforcement of laws protecting religious worship.

This bill makes it easier to deport people for fraud, regardless of the amount. It also lets courts quickly remove U.S. citizenship from naturalized citizens convicted of certain crimes, including fraud. These changes would affect many immigrants and naturalized citizens nationwide.

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The House of Representatives would formally condemn the Ethiopian government for actions that threaten regional stability and violate human rights. It would urge the Trump administration to impose sanctions on officials and suspend nonhumanitarian aid until conditions improve. This aims to hold those responsible for atrocities accountable and promote democratic reforms.

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This bill would make sure Medicare Part B clearly covers skin substitute products, which are used for wound care, starting January 1, 2026. It would also set up a new, standardized way for Medicare to pay for these products. To prevent fraud, the bill would identify providers who bill the most for these products and put extra checks on their claims.

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