Lauren Boebert

This bill would stop federal agencies from using software systems owned by foreign companies if those systems handle sensitive personal information for 500 or more government employees. It aims to protect federal workers' data and national security. Companies wanting federal contracts for these systems would have to promise they are not foreign-owned.

This bill would make it easier for private companies to build and operate hydropower projects on federal water facilities. It would expand where these projects can be built, clarify how their permits work, and give the Bureau of Reclamation more control over sites once permits expire.

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This bill would tell the U.S. Postal Service to create unique ZIP codes for 66 specific communities. People and businesses in these areas would get their own unique ZIP code. The Postal Service would have about nine months to do this if the bill becomes law.

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This bill would have the U.S. House of Representatives formally condemn recent attacks on Tesla vehicles and businesses. These attacks, which include arson and vandalism, have happened in at least nine states. The bill aims to make a clear statement against these acts of domestic terrorism.

This bill would remove federal protections for gray wolves across the country. It would require the Interior Department to quickly put out a rule again that takes wolves off the protected list. This decision could not be taken to court, meaning states would manage wolf populations.

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This bill, called the "Finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act," would change how communities in Colorado pay for a major water pipeline. It would offer more flexible repayment terms, including a longer period and lower interest rates for those facing financial hardship. This aims to help bring reliable domestic water to homes that currently lack it.

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This bill would require a specific office within the Department of Homeland Security to treat illicit fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction. The Assistant Secretary for the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office would have to classify fentanyl this way for certain legal purposes. This would change how that office officially views illicit fentanyl.

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