Byron Donalds

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This bill would change who is considered a youth offender in Washington, D.C., by lowering the age limit from 24 to under 18. It would also remove a judge's ability to give youth offenders sentences below mandatory minimums. Additionally, the bill would require the D.C. Attorney General to create a public website with detailed, updated statistics on juvenile crime.

This bill would let many homeowners deduct the cost of their flood insurance when they file their taxes. This could lower their taxable income and save them money, but only if their income is below certain limits. These changes would apply to tax years starting after the bill becomes law.

This bill would turn four recent Executive Orders about nuclear energy into permanent law. This means rules for how the government tests nuclear reactors would become harder to change. It also means rules for using nuclear energy for national security and overseeing the nuclear industry would be permanent. Agencies like the Department of Energy and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission would be affected.

This bill would create new White House and interagency groups to coordinate U.S. efforts to promote civil nuclear energy abroad. It would set targets for exporting U.S. nuclear technology and provide financial aid and expert advice to countries looking to start or expand their own nuclear programs. This aims to increase U.S. influence in the global nuclear market and offer alternatives to Russian and Chinese technology.

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This bill would change how the government defines "small" for certain financial companies. It would raise the asset limit for bank and savings and loan holding companies to $25 billion. This could mean more of these companies would qualify for rules meant for smaller businesses.

This bill, called the Financial Freedom Act of 2025, would give people more choices for how they invest money in their retirement accounts where they control the assets. It would stop the Secretary of Labor from limiting the types of investments offered in these accounts, especially through self-directed brokerage windows. This means people who manage their own retirement savings could have access to a wider variety of investment options.

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This bill would make it easier for the public to see what foreign gifts federal employees and candidates for top offices receive. It would require agencies to report these gifts to more government offices and make that information public online. It would also set new rules for reporting and ban gifts from certain countries.

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