John W. Rose

This bill would change the federal definition of a manufactured home to include those built without a permanent base. This means more types of homes could be treated the same way for things like loans and insurance. States would need to update their laws to match these new federal rules or face restrictions on sales.

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This bill would let livestock producers and their employees take black vultures that are harming or threatening their animals. This would allow them to act without a federal permit, overriding existing bird protection laws. However, they would need to report any actions taken and could not use poison.

This bill, called the "Court Shopping Deterrence Act," would change how certain court orders are appealed. If a federal district court issues a nationwide order, the appeal would go directly to the Supreme Court, skipping the usual appeals courts. This aims to deter what some call "court shopping" and could lead to quicker final decisions for these broad court orders.

This bill would make it easier to understand that federal laws against bank robbery also apply to ATMs. This is true even if the ATM is not inside a bank or owned directly by one. The bill would define an ATM under federal law. It would also state that ATMs, and the cash inside them, are always considered under the care of a bank or credit union. This aims to help federal police charge people with crimes against ATMs more easily.

This bill would make sure that most stores that take in-person payments accept cash for purchases up to $500. It would also stop them from charging people who pay with cash a higher price than those who use other methods. This means shoppers would always have the option to pay with physical money at these businesses.

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