Tom McClintock

This bill would stop people from suing companies that make and sell stone slab products, like countertops, if their injuries were caused by someone else cutting or shaping the product. It would also require courts to dismiss any similar lawsuits already happening. The goal is to protect manufacturers from being held responsible for workplace safety issues they don't directly control.

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This bill would transfer about 265 acres of federal land in California to be held in trust for the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians. This land would become part of their reservation, but it could not be used for casino gaming.

This resolution would have the House of Representatives formally condemn the Iranian regime's actions, including its terrorism and suppression of its people. It would also express strong support for the Iranian people's desire for a democratic, nonnuclear country and their right to choose their own future. The bill would call for continued sanctions against the regime and protection for Iranian political refugees.

This bill, called the "Repeal Community Development Block Grants Act of 2025," would stop a major federal program that helps fund local community projects. This means states, local governments, and non-profit groups would no longer receive money for things like housing, infrastructure, and economic development. These changes would take effect on October 1, 2025.

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This bill would create new rules to make it easier to deport non-citizens and prevent them from entering the U.S. if they are linked to criminal gangs. It would define what a 'criminal gang' is and require the detention of non-citizens found to be associated with such groups. These individuals would also lose access to many immigration benefits like asylum, temporary protected status, and parole, with very limited exceptions, and other forms of relief.

This bill would require the Forest Service to put out wildfires on specific national forest lands within 24 hours of detection. It would also stop federal firefighters from getting in the way of state and local crews.

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