Summary

Allows the House to fast-track floor consideration of three separate measures and extends an existing House resolution provision through the end of the 119th Congress. It waives procedural objections, deems committee amendments adopted, limits debate time (typically one hour divided between parties), orders the previous question for final action, and preserves one motion to recommit for each measure. Specifically, the rule makes in order consideration of a House resolution expressing support for the Department of Homeland Security, a bill to create a District of Columbia Beautify program and a DC Safe and Beautiful Commission, and a bill changing which vessels may enter or operate in U.S. navigable waters or transfer cargo; it also extends a date in a prior House resolution to remain in effect through the remainder of the 119th Congress.

• Expedites House-floor consideration of a DHS-support resolution, a DC Beautify program bill, and a maritime/vessel operations bill.
• Waives procedural points of order and deems committee amendments adopted for the covered measures.
• Limits debate to one hour per measure, divided equally between parties or their designees.
• Orders the previous question for final passage, preventing intervening motions and divisions, while preserving one motion to recommit.
• Extends a date in a prior House resolution from March 31, 2026 through the remainder of the 119th Congress.
• Does not itself appropriate funds or directly create program funding; it only sets procedural rules for consideration.
• Applies differing procedural waivers and debate limits tailored to each covered measure.