Mark Kelly

This bill would change the Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona into the Chiricahua National Park. It would also require the government to protect traditional cultural and religious sites within the park and ensure Indian Tribes can access them for their customs. This means a new name for the park and clearer rules for tribal access.

This bill would create a new pilot program to help low-income elderly people get food delivered to their homes. It sets aside money for states to run projects, especially helping those in rural areas, making it easier for them to access healthy food. This would change the current system by adding a specific grant program for home delivery.

This bill would make federal immigration officers wear body and dashboard cameras and follow clear new rules for using force. It aims to increase transparency and accountability for officers and provide more information to the public and Congress. These changes would affect how officers operate and how the public can access information about their actions.

This bill would approve a major agreement to settle the Yavapai-Apache Nation's long-standing water claims in Arizona. It would set aside over $1 billion to pay for new pipelines and drinking water facilities for the Nation and other local water users. The bill would also transfer additional land into trust for the Nation, securing its water future.

This bill would require the Air Force to improve how it handles aircraft maintenance and repairs with key allies like Australia and South Korea during training exercises in the Indo-Pacific. It aims to make sure allied air forces can work together more smoothly and keep their planes flying, even in tough situations. This would mean more joint planning and a report to Congress on how to make these partnerships stronger.

This bill would make airlines pay passengers cash and cover costs like meals and hotels when flights are significantly delayed or canceled due to the airline. It would also require airlines to rebook passengers for free. These new rules would take effect about two years after the bill becomes law.

This bill would stop companies that get federal money for making computer chips from buying certain chip-making equipment made by foreign entities of concern or their subsidiaries. For 10 years, these companies could not use federal funds for such equipment, unless specific exceptions apply.

The Senate would formally honor the dedication and service of United States Army aviators, maintainers, and support personnel who work with the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter. It would also recognize the helicopter's achievements and its important role in national defense. A copy of this resolution would be sent to the Army Aviation Center of Excellence.

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