Marjorie Taylor Greene

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This bill would gradually end the H-1B visa program, which allows U.S. companies to hire foreign workers in specialized jobs. It would also stop Medicare from paying for medical residency programs that train foreign individuals. This means fewer foreign workers could come to the U.S. for these jobs, and hospitals would lose funding for certain medical training.

This bill would change how the government counts people for congressional seats, only including U.S. citizens. It would also require all voters in federal elections to show government photo ID and proof of citizenship, whether voting in person or by mail. These changes would affect how states are represented in Congress and how people vote in federal elections starting in November 2026.

This bill would make it illegal for anyone to knowingly try to change the weather in the United States. It would set up criminal fines of up to $100,000 and jail time for those who break the rule, along with civil penalties. The bill also creates a way for the public to report suspected weather modification activities.

This bill would let people who sell their main home keep all their profits without paying federal taxes on them, overriding current dollar limits. It would remove the caps on how much profit from a home sale can be excluded from income. This change would benefit homeowners selling after the bill becomes law.

This bill would make it a federal crime to perform or attempt certain surgeries or medical treatments on minors. These include what the bill calls "genital or bodily mutilation" and "chemical castration." It would also ban helping with female genital mutilation. People who break this law could face up to 10 years in prison, but there are specific exceptions for medically necessary procedures.

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This bill would create new protections for people involved in nonviolent political protests, preventing them from being held in jail before trial. It would also make it harder for the government to use national security powers against U.S. citizens and allow citizens to get information about any government surveillance of themselves. People who were wrongly detained or maliciously prosecuted could also seek damages.

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