Jodey C. Arrington

This bill would give everyday Americans a formal chance to weigh in on how the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to protect land. It would require the Service to publish proposed land plans and allow at least 60 days for public comments, making the process more open. This new rule would not apply to very small expansions of existing wildlife refuges.

This bill would let more private organizations approve specialized Medicare Advantage plans for people with special needs. Right now, only one main group does this. This change would take effect starting in 2026.

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This bill would stop federal money from going to states and local governments that arrest, detain, prosecute, interfere with, or obstruct federal immigration officers. It aims to prevent federal officers from being arrested or prosecuted while enforcing immigration laws. If passed, these governments would lose out on federal funding starting in the government's budget year 2026.

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This bill would make federal agencies like the EPA and Department of Agriculture work more closely when setting rules for pesticides. It would require the EPA to study and publish the costs of new pesticide safety measures for farmers and other users. This aims to ensure new rules consider the real-world economic impact.

This bill would make Medicare Advantage plans pay healthcare providers more quickly for services given to patients. It sets new deadlines for paying at least 95% of complete claims, with interest owed if payments are late.

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This bill would prevent government shutdowns by automatically providing temporary funding for federal programs and activities. It would ensure essential services continue while also restricting official travel for Members of Congress and federal budget staff. This aims to pressure lawmakers to pass full spending bills on time.