Johnny Olszewski

This bill would create a grant program for states. It aims to help high school students earn college credit or graduate early. Students could get Federal Pell Grants for college courses taken in high school, and states would set up clear rules for transferring those credits. The goal is to lower college costs and help more students finish their degrees faster.

This bill would create two new exchange programs to help the U.S. mining industry. It would send American students abroad to learn about mining and bring foreign mining experts to teach in the U.S. These programs aim to address a shortage of skilled workers in the U.S. mining sector.

This bill would change the Constitution to let Congress stop a President's pardon or reprieve. Currently, the President can issue pardons without Congress being able to overturn them. If passed, the President would have to tell Congress about any pardon within 3 days, and Congress could then vote to cancel it.

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This bill would direct the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Bureau of the Census to study how federal agencies track housing loss. This study would gather better information about people who lose their homes, such as those displaced by evictions or natural disasters. A report with findings and recommendations would go to the House Committees on Oversight and Government Reform and Financial Services, and the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.

Today, important federal programs that help small businesses create new technologies are set to stop in 2025. This bill would keep these programs running until 2030. This would give small businesses more time and chances to get federal money for their projects. It would also let more federal agencies use a special funding path called "Direct to Phase II."

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