Cory Mills

This bill would stop federal agencies from working with businesses that have treated federal law enforcement officers unfairly. It would prevent agencies from signing deals with companies that refused services to officers because of their job duties in the last year. This aims to prevent discrimination against federal law enforcement officers when they need services like lodging or transportation.

This bill would create a special $50 million fund for the U.S. Capitol Police. This money would ensure officers and staff get paid and operations continue if Congress can't agree on a budget and the government shuts down. It aims to prevent disruptions to their essential work.

This resolution from the U.S. House of Representatives would formally condemn the Iranian government for violently repressing peaceful protesters and supporting extremist groups. It would also demand that Iranian authorities stop using force and restore basic rights. The resolution would show U.S. support for the Iranian people and urge U.S. agencies to work with allies to hold Iran accountable.

This bill would change the name of the Congressional Budget Office to the "China Budget Office." If signed into law, all official documents and laws that currently refer to the CBO would instead refer to the "China Budget Office." This change would take effect immediately.

This resolution would immediately remove the Director of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) from their job. If passed, the current Director would no longer lead the CBO.

US companies would get a preference when bidding on professional service contracts with the Department of Defense. This aims to increase opportunities for American businesses in fields like engineering and consulting. The Department of Defense would need to update its rules to make this happen.

This bill would cut the pay of Members of Congress to just one dollar per day if the government shuts down. This change would mean lawmakers would earn significantly less during periods when Congress fails to pass budget bills, affecting their personal income.

The Department of Defense has a program to encourage giving contracts to businesses owned by their employees. Right now, only businesses 100% owned by employees can join. This bill would let businesses that are at least 30% employee-owned take part, opening up more opportunities.

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