Mark Harris

This bill would make it a crime to depict minors in sexually explicit materials, even if the minor didn't physically participate in the act. It aims to broaden legal protections for children and increase accountability for those who create or share such images.

This bill would make it easier for students who were homeschooled to get federal college aid. It would officially recognize them as high school graduates under a key education law. This change could simplify the process for these students when applying for financial help for college.

This bill would stop federal money from being used to help certain non-citizens pay for abortion services and related costs. This includes expenses like travel, lodging, and childcare.

This bill would require labor unions to let their members vote by secret ballot on new contracts and whether to go on strike. This means union members would have a guaranteed private vote on these important decisions, changing how unions currently make these choices. These changes would take effect 18 months after the bill becomes law.

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This bill would require the Attorney General to create a public list. It would name every state and local government that allows people to be released from jail without paying cash bail. The list would be updated every three months.

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To make federal laws easier to use, this bill would update many legal citations. It would fix old references to parts of the U.S. Code that moved to a new section, Title 34. This helps legal documents and researchers find information easily, making laws more accurate.

This bill would end the special federal recognition for the National Education Association (NEA). Currently, the NEA operates under a federal charter, but this bill would remove that status. This change would remove the NEA's federal charter status.

This bill would let charitable organizations, like churches and non-profits, make certain statements about political campaigns. They could do this without risking their tax-exempt status, as long as the statements are part of their usual work and cost very little extra money. This changes current rules that strictly forbid such groups from getting involved in political campaigns.

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