Maria Elvira Salazar

This bill would give the U.S. Treasury Secretary permission to buy up to 25,124 more shares in the Inter-American Investment Corporation. This bank helps fund businesses and projects in Latin America and the Caribbean. This change would allow the U.S. to increase its financial support for economic development in the region, if Congress sets aside the money.

This bill would let homeowners and businesses get tax credits for making their properties safer from natural disasters like floods or wildfires. Individuals could get up to $3,750 annually, and businesses up to $5,000, to help cover costs for things like stronger roofs or flood barriers. These changes would take effect for tax years starting after December 31, 2025.

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This resolution means Congress would officially denounce socialism in all its forms. It would also state its opposition to socialist policies in the United States. The resolution highlights historical events and figures to explain why Congress would take this stance.

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This bill would direct the U.S. Secretary of State to create a plan for watching Honduras's November 30, 2025, elections. It would also allow money for groups to monitor the elections and impose travel bans on people who try to stop fair voting. These changes aim to promote free and fair elections in Honduras.

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Right now, Medicare Part B does not explicitly cover home treatment for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Disorder. This bill would change that, adding coverage for specific augmentation therapy, intravenous administration kits, and nursing care at home for eligible individuals. These changes would start on January 1, 2027.

This bill would create a new civic education curriculum and oral history resources for high school students. It would teach them about the dangers and history of communism and similar political ideas.

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