William R. Keating

This bill would stop the U.S. government from using any money or taking any steps to invade countries that are part of NATO or their protected territories. It would create a legal ban on such actions. This changes the current situation where no such explicit legal ban exists.

This bill would launch a new program called the 'Transatlantic Growth Enterprise.' It aims to strengthen America's relationships, business dealings, and energy and security cooperation with countries like Poland, Ukraine, and Romania. This would create new opportunities for American businesses and foster closer ties with these European nations.

This bill would launch new programs and strategies to strengthen ties between the United States and countries in the Western Balkans. It aims to boost trade, fight corruption, improve cybersecurity, and support young leaders in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia. These efforts would help counter foreign influence and promote stability in the region.

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This bill would make the U.S. government develop a strategy to promote secure internet and phone networks in other countries. It aims to counter the influence of companies linked to China in global telecommunications. This means other countries could get help to use more secure technology, and reports would detail foreign influence on global internet rules.

This bill would make it easier for commercial ships to get insurance when carrying goods to or from Ukraine for the next five years. This aims to reduce financial risks for shippers and help ensure that important goods, like grain, can leave Ukraine. It would also create a new initiative at the State Department to support Ukraine's economic recovery and global food security.

This bill would make sure that many short-term rentals, like those found online, have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. It would mean safer stays for guests. New rules would apply to rental owners and platforms, enforced by the Federal Trade Commission.

This bill would help many Ukrainian nationals who arrived in the U.S. after February 2014 get permanent residency. It would let them and their close family members apply for green cards. This would make their time in the U.S. more stable and offer protection while they apply.

This bill would require several US government agencies to create detailed plans to stop Iran from getting critical technology for its drone program. Currently, Iran uses drones with US and Western-made parts to support groups like Hamas and Russia in its war against Ukraine. If passed, the bill would make it harder for Iran to acquire these parts by strengthening export controls and developing military options.

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