Ashley Moody

Farmers could get new insurance to protect against damage from frost and cold weather. This bill would ask a government agency to study and create a new type of insurance for crops such as tomatoes, peppers, and citrus. This study aims to help farmers get back on their feet after cold weather harms their crops.

This bill would make it easier for students who are home-schooled to get federal money for college. It would officially recognize them as high school graduates under federal law, as long as their home school is recognized by their state. This means they could more easily apply for federal student aid like loans and grants.

This bill would make it a federal crime to threaten a minor with sexually explicit images. The goal is to stop people from using these threats to force children or those believed to be children into creating more such images. This would add new protections for minors against online exploitation.

This bill would stop Members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from owning or trading most individual stocks and other investments. They would have to sell off any current holdings within 90 to 180 days.

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College students who are pregnant or may become pregnant would get clear information about their rights and support options. Colleges would be required to share details about on-campus and community resources, available accommodations, and how to report discrimination. This information would be sent directly to students and posted widely.

This bill would make health care fraud penalties tougher. People convicted would face longer prison sentences and higher fines. It also asks the Sentencing Commission to update its rules for these crimes.

This bill would make the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) create a new public website. This site would show detailed information about disaster aid given to communities and local governments after major disasters. It would help people see how aid money is being used and why some requests are denied.

This bill, called the Halo Act, would create a new federal crime for people who get in the way of federal immigration officers. If someone gets a warning and then knowingly approaches or remains within 25 feet of an officer with the goal to stop, threaten, or bother them, they could face fines or jail time. This would give immigration officers a specific legal tool to address such actions.

This bill would stop new oil and natural gas drilling in certain offshore areas near Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. It would prevent new drilling activities in these areas until June 30, 2032. Any drilling rights already in place would not be changed.

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