John H. Rutherford

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This bill would update how the government collects recreational fishing data, allowing states to take a bigger role in gathering information. It aims to make fish population counts more accurate and government decisions about fishing more open to the public. This could lead to better management of fish stocks and more stable fishing seasons for anglers.

A new bill would set up regional centers to help schools across the country develop and carry out plans for safety and student mental health. These centers would offer expert advice and training, especially to schools in rural or low-income areas, to make schools safer for students and staff.

A new bill, called the HELPER Act of 2025, would set up a special home loan insurance program through the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). This program would help qualified first responders and teachers buy a home. They would not need a down payment or have to pay monthly home loan insurance fees, making it easier for them to own a home.

This bill would increase the maximum prison sentence for stealing or trying to steal a firearm from a licensed seller from 10 years to 20 years. It would also set mandatory minimum prison terms of 3 to 5 years for thefts involving burglary or robbery. This aims to deter such crimes and protect licensed firearm businesses and collectors.

This bill would create a new federal crime for people who intentionally cause serious harm to law enforcement officers because of their job. It would mean tougher federal penalties for those who commit such acts, creating a specific federal crime for these offenses. Currently, there isn't a specific federal law for these types of crimes, but this bill would allow federal prosecution in certain situations.

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