Grace Meng

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This bill would set new, clear rules for when federal law enforcement officers can use deadly force. It would make sure officers only use deadly force to prevent serious harm or death, not just to stop someone from escaping. This bill aims to limit the circumstances under which federal officers can use deadly force.

This bill would make federal agencies give more language help to people who don't speak English well. This includes translated papers and interpreters. The goal is for everyone to get government help, no matter their main language. Agencies would also make plans and follow new rules for this language support.

This bill would create a new national program to recognize employers that offer strong family-friendly benefits. The Department of Labor would run this program. It would certify companies that provide benefits like 12 weeks of paid family leave, separate paid sick days, and child care support. This could lead to more employees seeing better benefits to help them balance work and family life.

This bill would make it easier for individuals, companies, and charities to donate menstrual products to people who need them. It would protect donors and nonprofit groups from lawsuits related to these donations, as long as they acted responsibly. This could mean more menstrual products are available for individuals who need them.

This bill would create a new federal resource center within the Department of Homeland Security. This center would offer best practices, recommendations, and information on federal grant programs. Its goal is to help nonprofit organizations, faith-based groups, and houses of worship improve their safety and security. It aims to provide a single, easy-to-access place for these groups to find guidance and funding opportunities.

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This bill requires the Pentagon to send a report to Congress. The report would detail the security ties between the U.S. and Greece, including military bases, investments, and possible new U.S. military sites.

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The House of Representatives would formally declare the US government's commitment to prevent and respond to sexual violence in conflicts worldwide. It would call for stronger justice for survivors and ensure those who commit these acts are held accountable in peace processes. This comes as conflict-related sexual violence increased by 50% in 2023, with many cases going unreported.