Agriculture and Commerce
To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 417 West 7th Street in Columbia, Tennessee, as the Pharmacist’s Mate First Class John Harlan Willis Post Office Building.
The bill provides a symbolic local honor by naming a Columbia post office after John Harlan Willis while producing no meaningful policy, service, or budgetary changes.
PILLAR Act
The bill meaningfully strengthens cybersecurity and inclusion for state and local systems but shifts ongoing costs, tightens procurement rules, and may complicate or slow implementation for local governments and communities.
Strengthening Cyber Resilience Against State-Sponsored Threats Act
The bill strengthens and centralizes federal efforts and provides targeted risk assessments to better defend U.S. critical infrastructure from PRC-linked cyber threats, but it does so with reduced transparency, potential limits on sharing classified information with operators, added costs, and a narrow focus on a single adversary.
Anchors Away Act
The bill replaces broad birthright citizenship with narrower, date‑bound rules and tighter admission standards (including limits on pregnant noncitizen admissions), improving clarity for officials but removing automatic citizenship for some children and creating large legal, administrative, health, and economic risks for affected families.
Remigration Act
The bill trades expanded enforcement tools, clearer statutory triggers, and administrative centralization intended to strengthen national security and program integrity against significant reductions in judicial review, broader grounds for denaturalization/deportation, risks of family separation, civil liberties harms, and substantial implementation and enforcement costs.
Saving FACE Act of 2026
The bill reduces federal criminal exposure and clarifies certain legal definitions—easing federal caseloads and legal uncertainty—but does so at the cost of reduced federal protections for clinic patients and providers, potential gaps in accountability, and shifted enforcement costs to state and local authorities.
Tiananmen Square Memorial Act of 2026
The bill increases public recognition and simplifies addressing for the Tiananmen Square memorial at the cost of modest, taxpayer-funded signage and map-update expenses.
ASSIMILATION Act
The bill trades broader family reunification, asylum access, and more permissive naturalization and benefit rules for tighter, merit- and taxpayer-protection focused immigration controls—improving adjudicative consistency and prioritizing high-value workers while imposing substantial new barriers, enforcement, and costs on many immigrants, sponsors, employers, and local systems.
Safeguarding Honest Speech Act of 2026
The bill protects federal employees and contractors who refuse to use others' preferred pronouns and creates a fast, private legal remedy, but it raises taxpayer exposure to litigation costs and may reduce workplace inclusivity and create administrative confusion for transgender and gender‑diverse people.
Good Friday Act of 2026