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Legislation to Watch

    The 119th Congress is in session and based on the responses of the Member Issue Survey (Jan. 2025), these appear to be the current federal bills to watch. Most are still in committee and none have yet passed their respective House of Congress. If you would like to read the language of a bill or if you want to track its progress, please go to www.congress.gov. You can also use that address to share your views with your Congressional representatives and senators.

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April 2025

 RESOURCES FOR TRACKING
LEGISLATION

   OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT                             PLATFORMS:

  • U.S. Senate U.S. Senate: Bills,
    Acts, & Laws

  • Office of The Clerk, US House of Representatives  Office of the Clerk,
    U.S. House of Representatives -
    Votes
     

  THIRD-PARTY PLATFORMS​​

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  • LegiScan
    US Congress
         Legislature | 2025-2026 |
    119th Congress |

action alert

House Resolution 237 has passed from Committee
to be placed on the House calendar - meaning it might come
to vote. The resolution:

"Of inquiry requesting the President and directing the Secretary of Education to transmit, respectively, certain documents to the House of Representatives relating to the reduction in force and other downsizing measures at the Department of Education."​

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HR369 and HR 899 regarding closure of the Department of Education are still in committee. Have you asked your legislator how these bills would address civil rights of handicapped and LGBTQ

students, fund Title I and Title VI, guarantee student loans, etc.? Once you have answers to these questions, and more, you can determine your position on the bills. See also House Resolution 94. 

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