Marsha Blackburn

This bill would create new federal programs to help K-12 schools and educational agencies improve their cybersecurity. It would set up a website for sharing best practices, a voluntary system for reporting cyber incidents, and a program to provide schools with cybersecurity tools and training. These changes aim to better protect students' online privacy and school information systems from threats like ransomware.

The Senate would pass a resolution to condemn Judge Eleanor L. Ross, a federal judge in Georgia. This comes after an investigation found she had a sexual relationship in her chambers during work hours and then lied about it. The resolution would state her actions fall below the standards for federal judges.

This bill would make it harder for non-citizens to enter or stay in the U.S. Officials could deny entry if they think a non-citizen's main goal is to give birth here so their child becomes a U.S. citizen. It would also allow for the deportation of non-citizens already in the country who entered for this reason. This changes current law, which does not specifically call this "birth tourism" or make it a reason to deny entry or deport someone.

This bill would give tax breaks to companies that make important medical supplies and drugs in the United States. It also offers credits for new, advanced equipment and for meeting environmental rules. The goal is to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains for healthcare.

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This bill would let state and local governments receive more federal grant money if they help enforce immigration laws. This would increase their annual Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants by up to 10%. This applies if they have an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to carry out immigration enforcement duties. This change would take effect for the government's budget years 2027 through 2033.

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