Rudy Yakym

This bill would make it easier for homeowners to get help with housing costs and home repairs. It would allow more people to refinance their mortgages and increase the amount they can borrow for home improvements from $15,000 to $75,000. The bill also shortens the time homeowners might owe a special tax if they sell their home within five years of getting certain mortgage assistance.

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This bill would create new rules to make sure compounded drugs are safer for patients. It would set clear limits on how many copies of commercial drugs pharmacies can make and require reports for drugs sent out of state. Large drug-making facilities would also face stricter inspections and registration requirements.

This bill would establish the House of Representatives' official view that the slogan "Globalize the Intifada" is a call for violence against Israeli and Jewish people worldwide. It would also urge national, state, and local leaders to strongly condemn this slogan.

This bill would make it so people who are on strike or involved in a labor dispute could not get unemployment benefits. It would also remove a federal rule that stops states from denying benefits to people who refuse jobs left open by a strike. These changes would affect workers and state unemployment programs, taking effect two years after the bill becomes law.

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This bill would set strict deadlines for the government when it holds imported goods like fish, wildlife, or plants for inspection. It would make sure importers get quick notice, clear reasons, and options for their products. This means businesses would have a clearer process and faster decisions when their shipments are detained.

A new federal study would look into home monitors for babies to help prevent sudden infant death. The Department of Health and Human Services would gather evidence on how well these monitors work and suggest if insurance should cover them. This could give parents more information and potentially better access to these devices.