Bernie Moreno

This bill would give states clearer power to set interest rates for banks and credit unions chartered within their borders. It would change federal rules to make sure a state's decision to opt out of federal interest rate limits only applies to its own institutions, not those from other states. This could affect consumers borrowing from these local banks and credit unions.

This bill would require people applying for or receiving public assistance to sign a document promising they won't send money overseas while getting benefits. If they break this promise, they could face a $100,000 fine. This change would affect millions of Americans who rely on public assistance programs.

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This bill would make Members of Congress pay a daily tax on their salaries if the government shuts down. This new tax would apply to senators, representatives, delegates, and the Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico, starting in 2025. Currently, there is no specific daily tax on Members of Congress during a lapse in government funding.

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This bill would require the top executive and human resources officers at publicly traded companies to sign off on their company's compliance with federal hiring laws. They would need to confirm they have systems in place to prevent illegal hiring and report any known violations to federal agencies. Lying on this certification or failing to submit it could lead to significant fines and prison time.

This bill would create new rules for foreign companies that make gas cylinders used to transport hazardous materials in the U.S. These companies would face tougher approval processes, including shorter approval times (usually one year), more detailed background checks, and stricter inspections. The public would also get a chance to comment on applications and request reevaluations, aiming to improve overall safety.

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