Yassamin Ansari

This bill would stop certain high-ranking government officials from doing two jobs at the same time. It would prevent the President from assigning someone to two temporary acting roles. This aims to ensure that these important positions get full attention.

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This bill would stop federal funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by removing specific money set aside in a previous law. This means ICE would lose its budget, affecting its operations and potentially changing how immigration enforcement is carried out across the country. Any unspent money previously set aside for ICE would also be taken back.

The U.S. House of Representatives would formally support Iranian people protesting for a free and democratic country. It would condemn the Iranian government's harsh actions. The House would also urge the U.S. government to work with allies to help stop violence against protesters.

The U.S. House of Representatives would formally recognize and support the Iranian people who are protesting for a free and democratic Iran. It would condemn the Iranian regime's violence and demand they stop harming protesters, release prisoners, and allow internet access. The resolution also asks the U.S. government to work with allies to deter further violence.

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This bill would make the Department of the Interior create a 'Gold Book' of standard rules for geothermal energy projects on federal lands. This means companies wanting to develop geothermal power would have clear steps to follow, and federal land managers would use consistent guidelines. The goal is to make these projects more efficient and environmentally sound.

The House of Representatives would formally state its support for the separation of church and state. It would also oppose extreme right-wing Christian nationalism and encourage Americans to reflect on these core values. This resolution recognizes important historical speeches by Presidents Kennedy and Grant about religious freedom.

This bill would let more children, including fifth graders and older home-schooled kids, visit national parks and other public lands for free. It would make the "Every Kid Outdoors" program permanent. The bill would also set aside $25 million each year to support it, helping schools and underserved communities with transportation and outreach.

The House of Representatives would formally condemn attempts to use government power or lawsuits to silence people who criticize political parties or the President. It would also warn that such actions threaten democracy and reaffirm its commitment to protecting free speech for all Americans. This resolution serves as a strong statement of the House's position, rather than changing laws.