This measure sets up debate and votes in the House on several topics. It does not change any laws by itself. Instead, it opens the door for lawmakers to consider a yearly funding bill for military construction and the Department of Veterans Affairs, a border reporting requirement, tougher immigration consequences for driving while impaired, and a resolution condemning violent riots in Los Angeles in June 2025 .

If the underlying measures move forward and pass later, here’s what they are about:

• Annual funding for military construction and veterans’ health and benefits through the VA .
• Requiring the Department of Homeland Security to publish monthly counts of certain high-risk border encounters .
• Making people who commit or are convicted of driving while intoxicated or impaired inadmissible to the U.S. and deportable .
• Condemning the violent June 2025 riots in Los Angeles .

Small summary table:

• Who is affected: Veterans and military families; communities following border and immigration issues; noncitizens with DUI/DWI offenses; residents concerned about public safety statements after the LA riots .
• What changes if later passed: VA and military projects get funded for the year; DHS would post monthly numbers; immigration rules would get stricter for DUI/DWI offenses; Congress would make a formal statement on the LA riots .
• When: This measure only sets up House consideration now; any real-world changes would happen only if the related bills or resolution are later approved and become law or an adopted House statement .