Randy Feenstra

This bill would make it illegal to perform or help with abortions if the unborn child has or might have Turner syndrome. It would create new criminal penalties and allow civil lawsuits for those who break the rules, while protecting women seeking abortions from prosecution.

This bill would stop people who get public assistance from sending money outside the U.S. using international wire transfers. Companies that offer these services would need to ask customers in writing if they get public assistance before sending money. Public assistance means any payment or benefit from programs that check how much money you make.

This bill would create a new federal program to help farmers and schools pay for safety upgrades on their older tractors. It would offer grants covering at least 70% of the cost to install rollover protection, making tractors safer for those who use them. This program would run from 2027 to 2031.

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This bill would extend a program that helps build key internet connections in rural areas. It would allow federal support for "middle mile" internet infrastructure to continue from 2026 through 2031. This means rural communities and internet providers will have more chances for better connectivity.

This bill would require the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to add a new graph to its reports. This graph would compare a specific budget assumption from a 1985 law with projected payments from the Social Security and Disability Insurance trust funds based on their dedicated funding sources. This aims to give Congress clearer information about these important funds.

The Farmers First Act of 2025 would boost funding for mental health services for farmers and ranchers. It would set aside $15 million each year for five years to help connect agricultural workers with crisis lines and other health providers. This means more support for those facing stress in farming and ranching.

This bill would make sure livestock farmers get fairer payments when their animals are lost due to disasters. It would require the government to update payment rates every three months, using current market prices and expert input. This means farmers would get compensation that better matches today's costs.

This bill aims to lower internet costs for everyday Americans. It would require companies like streaming services and social media platforms, along with internet providers, to help pay into a fund that supports broadband access. This change could reduce the financial burden on consumers and help bring internet to more high-cost areas.

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