Juan Ciscomani

To ensure clarity for the Department of Homeland Security, this resolution would direct the Clerk of the House to fix a specific phrase in two bills, H.R. 7147 and H.R. 7148. This change would make the language about funding or rules more clearly apply to the Department of Homeland Security. This helps ensure the laws are precise and avoid confusion.

This bill would create a new federal grant program for states to help charter schools get better buildings and make them more affordable. It would also expand how states can use existing grant money, allowing them to offer loans for facility costs. These changes aim to give charter schools more support for their physical locations, taking effect if the bill becomes law.

A new office would be created within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It would focus solely on programs helping veterans and their families with jobs, education, and housing. This new administration would manage these services, separating them from the current Veterans Benefits Administration.

This bill would make changes to the Shadow Wolves Program, a border security unit within U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It would give officers clearer paths to career jobs and require the agency to set specific goals, staffing levels, and expansion plans for the program. This aims to make the program more effective in its mission.

This bill would change the Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona into the Chiricahua National Park. It would keep the park's current boundaries and funding, but would make sure that traditional cultural and religious sites within the park are protected. Indian Tribes would also get guaranteed access to these sites for their traditional uses, with the possibility of temporary public closures for these activities.

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This bill would make it easier for veterans, especially those in rural areas, to get medical disability exams. It would let more types of health care professionals perform these exams and extend the program that allows temporary licenses for these providers until September 30, 2031. This aims to reduce wait times and improve access to care.

This bill would guide state health programs and tribal health services to better prevent congenital syphilis, a serious illness affecting babies. It would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to issue best practices for screening, education, and treatment. These practices would apply under Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program. The goal is to reduce the number of stillbirths and infant deaths caused by this preventable disease.

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