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Legislation of the 119th Congress

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3 Legislation

  • Virginiarepresentative·H. Morgan Griffith
    HR-7211

    To authorize the President to award the Medal of Honor to John W. Ripley for acts of valor during the Vietnam War, and for other purposes.

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    Congressional Gold Medals

    The bill grants a long-overdue Medal of Honor to John W. Ripley—providing formal recognition and a morale signal to veterans and service members—while creating a statutory exception that may set a precedent for future retroactive awards and consumes limited congressional/administrative attention.

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  • Michiganrepresentative·
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  • Updated 7/3/2026·Last progress March 26, 2026
    Ralph Norman
    HR-3377Bill

    To authorize the President to award the Medal of Honor to James Capers, Jr., for acts of valor as a member of the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War.

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    Military Personnel
    Veterans Benefits
    Congressional Gold Medals

    The bill corrects a historic omission by awarding the Medal of Honor to James Capers Jr., delivering symbolic recognition and morale benefits for service members while imposing modest administrative costs and a precedent that could increase future Pentagon workload.

    1. house
    2. senate
    3. president
    Updated 7/3/2026·Last progress March 26, 2026
    Rashida Tlaib
    HR-3052Bill

    Agent Orange Relief Act of 2025

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    Toxic Exposure & Burn Pits
    Procedural Corrections
    Veterans Healthcare

    The bill expands recognition, research, and targeted services for Vietnam-era exposures—potentially improving health, benefits, and environmental remediation for veterans, descendants, and affected communities—but does so at meaningful federal cost, with added administrative burden, privacy risks, and a risk of uneven service coverage.

    1. house
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    16 cosponsors·Updated 7/3/2026·Last progress April 28, 2025