Derek Tran

This bill would let local groups use federal grant money to create public service announcements that help prevent young people from using drugs. It would grow an existing grant program. This program would then specifically pay for these campaigns, which could include TV ads, radio spots, and even contests for young people to make ads. The goal is to reach young people with messages that fit their age about drug use.

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This bill would create a new program to set up free legal hotlines for older Americans in every state. These hotlines would offer advice and help with civil legal issues, especially for those with the greatest financial or social needs. Currently, there isn't a dedicated federal program like this.

This bill would require the Small Business Administration (SBA) to perform yearly checks on the risks in its 504 Program, which helps small businesses get loans. The SBA would then share a detailed report with Congress and the public, giving taxpayers and small businesses more insight into how these loans are managed.

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The House of Representatives would formally recognize the 50th anniversary of Black April and the Fall of Saigon. This resolution would honor Vietnamese Americans, U.S. service members, and those who died fleeing Vietnam, encouraging all citizens to commemorate these events. It also reaffirms the U.S. commitment to human rights and democracy.

Federal employees who are veterans could get their jobs back if they were fired without cause between January 20, 2025, and when this bill becomes law. Federal agencies would also need to report quarterly on veteran employee dismissals and their reasons.