Ryan K. Zinke

This resolution would have the House formally denounce and condemn six specific lawmakers. It says their words have put military members and their families at risk. It also says their words have hurt national security. This would be a formal statement from the House.

This bill would allow retired military members and law enforcement officers working as school resource officers (SROs) to exclude their retirement income from federal taxes. This means they would pay less in taxes on that income while working in schools, and potentially for life if they serve for at least 10 years. Law enforcement agencies would also need to report information about these officers.

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This bill would let military members who were discharged for not getting the COVID-19 vaccine take legal action to challenge their discharge. If successful, they could receive back pay, retirement benefits, and be eligible to rejoin the service, changing how these discharges are handled.

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This bill would change the rules for selling U.S. military equipment to foreign governments. It would raise the dollar amounts that trigger special review or reporting to Congress. This means many sales could move forward more quickly, reducing paperwork for U.S. government agencies and defense companies.

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This bill would stop federal agencies from selling many public lands that people can currently get to. It aims to keep these lands, and those next to them, under government ownership for public use.

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This bill would create new grant and research programs to help protect and improve areas where animals like deer and elk travel. It would give money to states, tribes, and other groups to make it safer for wildlife to move, and it would help map these important routes. These changes aim to improve habitat quality and reduce dangers for migrating animals.