Audemus jura nostra defendere
We dare to defend our rights
Stop Secret Spending Act of 2025
The bill increases standardized public reporting and oversight of federal awards (including OTAs) and directs GAO clarity on contractor reporting, but it imposes administrative and compliance costs, leaves room for security or commercial nondisclosure, and may produce temporary gaps depending on which agencies are covered and implementation timing.
Jeremy and Angel Seay and Sergeant Brandon Mendoza Protect Our Communities from DUIs Act of 2025
The bill strengthens grounds to exclude or remove noncitizens convicted of DWI to improve public safety, but it substantially raises deportation and family-separation risks for noncitizens, creates legal uncertainty across jurisdictions, and may increase enforcement costs.
TIMEOUT Act
The bill increases federal control and transparency over real estate and immigration-enforcement coordination by relocating offices away from noncooperative jurisdictions, but does so at the cost of taxpayer-funded moving expenses, disruption for federal employees, potential local economic losses, and possible coordination gaps by excluding DHS.
BLAST Act
The bill tightens post‑service lobbying rules to increase transparency and reduce perceived corruption, at the cost of limiting former Members' career options and creating short‑term legal uncertainty for affected parties.
To amend the Communications Act of 1934 to provide for a gender identity content descriptor for video programming, and for other purposes.
The bill creates a standardized label and a fast FCC review to help parents block programming about gender identity, but it risks stigmatizing content and creators, reducing youths' access to inclusive information, imposing costs on distributors (and possibly consumers), and raising enforcement and privacy disputes.
CRUSADE Act
The bill aims to tighten allegiance standards and give officials a clearer adjudication tool, but does so at the cost of serious civil‑liberties risks, potential family separations, litigation exposure, and added administrative burden.
Americans First Immigration Act
The bill shifts U.S. immigration toward a merit- and enforcement-focused system that aims to protect domestic workers and attract high‑skill talent but does so by sharply curtailing family- and diversity-based pathways, imposing new employer obligations and penalties, creating conditional-status risks for immigrants, and increasing administrative complexity with significant distributional impacts.
National Veterans Strategy Act of 2026
The bill creates a centralized, measurable federal strategy to improve veteran outcomes and transparency, but it also risks administrative costs, resource diversion, politicization, and incentives that could prioritize narrow metrics over individualized veteran needs.
Defeat Sharia Law in America Act
The bill makes it easier for customers to challenge use of a specific foreign religious legal system in public accommodations, but does so by singling out practices associated with Islam, creating legal risks and added costs for Muslim individuals, religious organizations, and small/minority-owned businesses.
VA Call Center Multi-Factor Authentication Act
The bill strengthens identity verification for high-risk VA phone transactions to reduce fraud and protect beneficiaries' privacy and benefits, at the cost of implementation expenses and potential access or service delays for users without reliable MFA access or if the system is poorly rolled out.