Greg Stanton

This bill would create an advisory committee within U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This committee would give advice and recommendations to USCIS on how to improve the EB-5 Regional Center Program. It would also report its findings to Congress, aiming to make the program more effective.

This bill would make it easier for states to get federal money to fix roads and bridges damaged by extreme heat. Right now, federal disaster aid doesn't cover heat damage, but this bill would change that, helping keep our transportation running smoothly. It also calls for studies on how to track and prevent heat-related infrastructure damage.

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This bill would create new emergency communication rules for federal buildings. It would make sure people working in or visiting these buildings get clear information and safety instructions during emergencies. This changes how federal buildings currently handle threat notifications, aiming for a more standardized approach.

This bill would create a new federal program to give money to local groups. These groups would use the funds to offer more accessible on-demand transportation, called microtransit, for people with disabilities or mobility issues. This would make it easier for them to get around their communities.

This bill would require the Secretary of State to create a detailed plan for better local cooperation with Mexico, especially to fight fentanyl trafficking and help border communities. It would also require a review of how people and businesses in Caribbean countries can access financial services. These efforts aim to improve security and economic ties in both regions.

This bill would stop states from unfairly treating people with disabilities who want licenses for advanced self-driving cars. It also funds a study to make public transport and ride services more accessible for disabled people using these vehicles.

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The U.S. House would express worries about Mexico's recent changes to its laws and government. These changes, like how judges are picked and elections are run, could harm Mexico's democracy. They might also affect trade and security with the U.S. This resolution would share the House's official view, but it would not change Mexican law.

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