Wesley Hunt

This bill would require Members of Congress to pass a civics exam to be seated in Congress and to receive committee assignments. It would also create a free online civics exam for all U.S. citizens. The requirement for seating would take effect if a related constitutional amendment is approved.

This bill proposes a change to the Constitution that would require all Representatives and Senators to pass a civics exam. This means anyone wanting to serve in Congress would need to show they understand the U.S. government, though they could take the test after being elected if needed. The exam would be free and offered regularly.

This bill would give the President new power to declare an 'invasion' at the U.S.-Mexico border. If declared, people who unlawfully enter or try to enter would be stopped from coming in and would not be able to get most types of immigration help to stay in the U.S. Federal agencies would also be required to take action to repel the 'invasion' and remove people.

Those affected would lose their legal right to live and work in the U.S. They would need to leave the country within 180 days, unless they hold another valid immigration status.

This bill would stop federal funding from going to states and public colleges that offer in-state tuition or state financial aid to students not lawfully present in the U.S. It also makes a past executive order about federal benefits in 'sanctuary' areas a permanent law.

This bill would create a national registry to track educators with substantiated misconduct, making it harder for them to get new jobs with children. Schools would have to report misconduct quickly, and other schools would check the registry before hiring, aiming to keep students safer.

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This bill would stop foreign individuals or groups from suing Americans in U.S. courts to collect money if those lawsuits are based on actions taken to follow U.S. sanctions. It aims to protect U.S. people and businesses from being penalized for complying with U.S. foreign policy rules. It also seeks to prevent foreign individuals from getting paid for claims related to this compliance. This means certain foreign court orders or arbitration awards could no longer be enforced here.

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This bill, called the 'Protect LNG Act of 2025,' would speed up approvals for liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities. It would stop courts from canceling permits, even if environmental reviews have problems. Instead, courts would send the issue back to agencies to fix. The bill would also make court reviews of LNG project approvals faster and set a 90-day deadline for legal challenges.

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