Eric Schmitt

This bill would stop federal money from going to states and local governments that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. It would also increase penalties for illegal entry and reentry. Additionally, it would make it harder for foreign students to get visas if their schools are in non-cooperating areas, increase penalties for interfering with federal officers, and remove tax benefits from non-profit groups that support criminal violence.

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The Senate formally recognizes the 30th anniversary of the F/A-18 E1 Super Hornet's first flight. It also recognizes 30 years of service by the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet. This resolution honors the aircraft's contributions to national security and naval power. It also honors the Navy pilots, officers, and maintenance teams who have supported it. An official copy of this recognition is also sent to the National Museum of Transportation.

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This bill would set up a program for colleges to get federal money to hire veterans for campus security. It would also stop all federal funding for Equity Assistance Centers. This could mean more security jobs for veterans and a change in how some education centers are paid for.

This bill would stop U.S. courts from enforcing certain judgments made by courts in the People's Republic of China. It aims to protect Americans, states, and businesses from Chinese lawsuits that punish them for protected speech or lawful government actions. Right now, U.S. courts generally decide whether to enforce foreign judgments on a case-by-case basis, but this bill would create a clear ban for these specific situations.

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This bill would create a new federal crime for knowingly assaulting a first responder, like a firefighter or police officer, if they suffer serious injuries while on duty. It would mean federal charges and potentially long prison sentences for those who commit such assaults. Currently, these crimes are usually handled by state laws, but this bill would allow federal prosecutors to step in under certain conditions.