Wabeno Economic Development Act
The bill facilitates a targeted sale of National Forest land to a local business and seeks permitting process transparency and streamlining to speed project inputs, trading off reduced public land/conservation options and procedural protections for local economic and administrative benefits.
ACRES Act
The bill increases transparency and standardized oversight of hazardous fuels treatments—giving communities, taxpayers, and Congress better data—at the cost of additional reporting burdens and administrative expense that must be absorbed by agencies without new funding, which may divert resources from on-the-ground treatments.
FEES Act of 2026
The bill trims government payouts and curbs fee-driven litigation and agency-driven settlements—reducing taxpayer costs and discouraging abusive suits—at the cost of weaker fee recovery for many prevailing plaintiffs, reduced access to counsel for vulnerable litigants, and increased litigation and discretion-related risks for agencies and stakeholders.
SAFER Act of 2026
The bill expedites denial and removal of some asylum claims and provides narrow national-security exceptions but does so by expanding executive discretion and creating significant risks to due process, protections for asylum seekers (including stateless people), and increased enforcement costs.
One Nation, One Visa Policy Act
The bill strengthens U.S. entry vetting for PRC nationals (including Hong Kong and Macau) to reduce security risks and close quick-entry loopholes, but it imposes travel barriers, economic harm to visitor-dependent communities, and added administrative costs.
OMAR Act
The bill tightens campaign transparency and individual accountability and provides immediate benefit changes for some recipients, but it raises compliance, administrative, and potential short-term federal costs that may disproportionately burden small and less-funded campaigns.
FAIR Act of 2025
The bill creates a uniform, race‑neutral baseline for federal employment, contracting, admissions, and funding—protecting individuals and businesses from race‑based preferences—while trading off the ability of institutions and agencies to use race‑conscious remedies, and increasing litigation and administrative burdens as parties and agencies adjust.
CARE Act of 2025
The bill increases local control by letting jurisdictions pause refugee resettlement for a year, but does so at the cost of delaying access for refugees, shifting burdens and costs onto other communities, and creating operational and fairness challenges.
To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 202 South Chestnut Avenue in Marshfield, Wisconsin, as the "Army Corporal Gordon 'Gordy' Richard Schmoll Post Office Building".
The bill honors a local service member by renaming the Marshfield post office while imposing only modest administrative costs on USPS and government agencies to update records and signage.
Apostle Islands National Park and Preserve Act
The bill strengthens federal protection and public education while explicitly preserving tribal hunting, fishing, and gathering rights, but that protection may impose new limits on recreational uses and raise federal costs and administrative burdens.