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GRACE for Military Survivors Act
The bill gives surviving military-benefit recipients more time (including retroactively) to move death benefits into tax-advantaged retirement and education accounts, improving financial outcomes for families at the cost of some short-term federal revenue and added administrative complexity.
America Bikes Act
The bill directs substantial new federal resources and incentives to build active‑transportation infrastructure, education, and micromobility access—improving safety and lowering local costs—while shifting funds and revenue, adding compliance requirements, and creating risks that benefits will be unevenly distributed across communities and industries.
Smoke and Heat Ready Communities Act of 2025
The bill directs new federal funding, grants, monitoring, and research to reduce harms from wildfire smoke and extreme heat—improving protections and preparedness for many communities while creating new recurring federal costs, funding uncertainty, and risks that under-resourced or rural areas may receive fewer near-term benefits.
SLUSH FUND Act of 2026
The bill clarifies and tightens tax treatment and reporting of settlement fund payments—improving IRS administration and public transparency—while increasing tax liabilities, reducing privacy for claimants, and imposing new compliance costs and penalties on trustees and recipients.
Lowering Student Loans Act
The bill substantially lowers and stabilizes interest costs for many student loan borrowers, improving affordability and predictability, while imposing measurable fiscal costs on taxpayers and creating risks of unintended enrollment shifts and administrative errors.
To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to establish the individual tariff refund credit.
The bill provides per-person tariff-refund tax relief (scaled by household size and including territorial payments) and clarifies future tax treatment, but leaves out nonfilers/low-income taxpayers, may create future tax liabilities and administrative burdens, and produces unequal outcomes for some territory residents.
Prevent Presidential Profiteering Act
The bill brings presidential damages into taxable income—increasing tax parity and modest revenues—while imposing a direct tax on the President and creating a precedent that could affect how damages to public officials are treated in the future.
American Affordability Act of 2025
The bill makes major investments to expand housing affordability, child and caregiver supports, health coverage affordability, and clean-energy and resilience incentives—delivering broad benefits to families, renters, and clean‑energy sectors—while substantially increasing federal spending and creating sizable administrative, compliance, and implementation burdens that introduce repayment risks and competitive allocation effects.
Specialty Crop & Wine Producer Tariff Relief Act
The bill provides targeted financial relief to specialty crop and wine producers and adds food to nutrition programs, but does so through open-ended federal spending that risks market distortions and distributional disputes.
Support and Defend Our Military Personnel and Their Families Act
The bill substantially expands immigration relief and more secure pathways to residency and citizenship for noncitizen service members, their families, and survivors—improving family stability and military readiness—while increasing DHS/USCIS workload, potential delays for other applicants, and costs and restrictions that could leave some relatives (especially those abroad or with inadmissibility issues) still unable to benefit.