August Pfluger

This bill would make sure that local police, tribal governments, and private businesses get the same level of intelligence support from the Department of Homeland Security as other federal agencies. It aims to improve how information is shared both ways, helping these groups better prepare for threats. These changes would take effect immediately if the bill becomes law.

This bill would create new rules for ships entering U.S. waters. If a ship has used a foreign port where a U.S. company's property was seized by a Western Hemisphere government, it could be blocked from U.S. ports. This aims to protect American property owners abroad by pressuring foreign governments.

This bill would create a way for mobile phone companies to voluntarily send emergency alerts to their customers using satellites. If companies choose to do this, they would need to follow new rules set by the government. They would also need to let customers opt out of these satellite alerts. This could mean more reliable alerts, especially in areas where traditional cell service is weak.

This bill would require the government to create a new plan to fight international money laundering. The plan would focus on improving how different U.S. agencies and foreign partners share information through special groups called Trade Transparency Units. This aims to make it harder for criminals to move illegal money across borders.

This bill would let states opt out of some federal health insurance rules, like those from the Affordable Care Act. Instead, people in those states would get federal funds for health costs deposited into new 'Trump Health Freedom Accounts.' However, these accounts couldn't pay for certain services. Small businesses in these states would also get bigger and longer-lasting tax breaks for offering health insurance.

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This bill would let states choose to offer Medicaid to uninsured people struggling with serious mental illness or substance use disorder. This means more low-income individuals who currently lack coverage could get help, but only if their state decides to participate. If a state opts in, eligible individuals would receive medical assistance for at least one year.

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This bill would create new rules for former high-ranking US officials. It would stop them from working for foreign governments that are considered 'countries of concern' after they leave their government jobs, aiming to prevent conflicts of interest. These rules would apply to officials appointed after the bill becomes law.

This bill would stop the United Nations from levying taxes or fees on American citizens and companies unless the U.S. Senate specifically agrees to it. It would also prevent the U.S. government from funding any United Nations efforts to create or enforce a global carbon tax. This means Americans would not be subject to potential new international taxes without direct approval from their elected representatives.