LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

Amendments

Dept. of Homeland Security: support (H. Res. 1128), consideration (H. Res. 1131), H2695 [25MR]

Immigration: provide that alien who has been convicted of harming animals used in law enforcement is inadmissible and deportable (H.R. 4638), consideration (H. Res. 1115), H2544 [17MR]

Appointments

Medal of Valor Review Board, H2600 [19MR]

Articles and editorials

Mass Deportation by the Numbers—ICE Arrests Are Growing But Fewer Have a Criminal History, S311 [28JA]

Poll—Nearly Two-Thirds of Americans Say ICE Has Gone Too Far in Immigration Crackdown, H2387 [4MR]

Un-American Assault on Minnesota—Federal Officials Are Lying. My State’s Corrections Department Honors All Immigration Detainers, S310 [28JA]

Witnesses Say Agents Arrest Minneapolis School Staff, Tear Gas Students; DHS Claims No Tear Gas Was Used, H2694 [25MR]

Bills and resolutions

Aurora, IL: express condolences to families and victims of shooting at Henry Pratt Co., and commend first responders (see H. Res. 1066), H2224 [13FE]

Capitol Building and Grounds: authorize use of Grounds for National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service and for National Honor Guard and Pipe Band Exhibition (see H. Con. Res. 73), H1976 [3FE]

——— direct Architect of the Capitol to display in Senate wing, plaque honoring members of law enforcement responding to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, until placement in permanent location (see S. Res. 580), S115 [8JA]

——— establish reserve fund for Capitol Police (see H.R. 7369), H2030 [4FE]

——— tribute to Capitol personnel on anniversary of January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol (see S. Res. 574), S50 [6JA]

Civil liberties: ensure Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures are protected during immigration enforcement actions (see H.R. 7939), H2529 [16MR]

Civil rights: protect civil rights of individuals against unlawful vigilante checkpoints and identity demands (see H.R. 7572), H2224 [13FE]

——— provide for civil enforcement by State attorneys general relative to conspiracy against rights and deprivation of rights under color of law (see S. 3824), S552 [10FE]

Correctional institutions: improve recruitment and retention of Federal correctional officers (see S. 3626), S162 [13JA] (see H.R. 7033), H717 [13JA]

Courts: permit claims for money damages for personal injuries and death caused by Federal law enforcement officers without first being presented to appropriate Federal agencies (see S. 3803), S533 [9FE]

——— remove defense of qualified immunity in any action by State or local officials, including police officers, that violates legal and constitutionally secured rights (see S. 3625), S162 [13JA] (see H.R. 7046), H718 [13JA]

Crime: authorize awards for arrest or conviction of individuals that deliberately target law enforcement officials with acts of violence or intimidation (see H.R. 7114), H919 [15JA]

——— hold accountable in courts (see S. 3804), S533 [9FE]

——— increase penalties for offenders who assault or resist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, as well as other Federal law enforcement officers (see S. 3675), S257 [15JA]

——— prohibit doxing of personally identifiable information of special operations personnel and certain other Federal law enforcement officers and Dept. of Defense personnel (see S. 3651), S256 [15JA] (see H.R. 7136), H924 [16JA]

——— revise applicable standards relative to death resulting from deprivation of rights under color of law (see H.R. 7290), H1921 [30JA]

Death and dying: revise administrative procedures relating to public safety officers’ death benefits (see S. 3897), S650 [24FE] (see H.R. 7718), H2328 [25FE]

Dept. of Commerce: reauthorize First Responder Network Authority (see H.R. 7386), H2040 [5FE]

Dept. of Defense: limit and regulate transfer of surplus military equipment to State and local law enforcement agencies (see H.R. 7766), H2368 [3MR]

Dept. of Education: authorize grant program to support institutions of higher education in hiring veterans as campus security and prohibit Federal funding for Equity Assistance Centers (see S. 3601), S115 [8JA]

Dept. of Homeland Security: abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (see H.R. 7123), H920 [15JA]

——— authorize deployment and assistance of U.S. Customs and Border Protection relative to investigations of certain violent acts, shootings, and mass killings (see H.R. 7098), H919 [15JA]

——— end detention and electronic monitoring of immigrants, and redirect funding to community-based wrap around services (see H.R. 7190), H1171 [21JA]

——— establish clear standards, training requirements, and reporting relating to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel (see S. 3683), S257 [15JA]

——— establish eligibility for Special Event Assessment Rating funding in sanctuary jurisdictions and reallocate such funds to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for immigration enforcement efforts (see S. 3921), S681 [25FE]

——— establish Extraordinary Protection Reimbursement Program (see H.R. 7876), H2476 [9MR]

——— establish fund to provide grants to businesses affected by Federal immigration enforcement (see S. 3884), S609 [12FE]

——— establish U.S. Customs and Border Protection pilot program to adopt dogs from local animal shelters to be trained as therapy dogs (see S. 4079), S1046 [12MR]

——— impose hiring freeze on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (see H.R. 7392), H2040 [5FE]

——— improve accountability and training for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (see H.R. 7785), H2419 [4MR]

——— improve hiring and training processes at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (see S. 3996), S802 [4MR]

——— increase transparency, accountability, and community engagement, provide independent border security oversight, and improve training of border security agents and officers (see S. 3997), S802 [4MR]

——— limit authority to detain aliens of good moral character arriving at or departing from field office or Executive Office for Immigration Review facility (see H.R. 7456), H2095 [9FE]

——— limit use of facial recognition (see S. 3779), S489 [4FE] (see H.R. 7363), H2030 [4FE]

——— making continuing appropriations for certain employees and contractors of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in event of Government shutdown (see S. 3681), S257 [15JA]

——— prohibit certain funds being used to recruit or hire new immigration enforcement agents or officers at Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection (see S. 3933), S706 [26FE]

——— prohibit obligation or expenditure of funds for television advertisements promoting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (see H.R. 7395), H2040 [5FE]

——— prohibit obstruction of immigration laws by official interference (see S. 3744), S377 [29JA] (see S. 3805), S533 [9FE] (see H.R. 7612), H2233 [20FE]

——— prohibit use of funds for acquisition, or utilizing of, full-body restraints (see H.R. 7709), H2328 [25FE]

——— provide for limitation on obligation of funds for certain immigration enforcement purposes until report on use of databases by immigration officers is submitted (see H.R. 7743), H2332 [26FE]

——— provide priority consideration for certain grants to law enforcement agencies that agree to cooperate with Federal immigration enforcement (see H.R. 8015), H2621 [19MR]

——— reform qualified immunity standards for officers and agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection engaged in law enforcement activities (see H.R. 7284), H1920 [30JA]

——— reform U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations to ensure oversight, accountability, institutional integrity, and full respect for constitutional law (see H. Res. 1030), H1949 [2FE]

——— remove U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding allocated in One Big Beautiful Bill Act (see H.R. 7346), H2029 [4FE]

——— require all Federal law enforcement officers engaged in or supporting immigration enforcement or related activities to wear and operate body camera to ensure transparency and accountability (see S. 3699), S290 [27JA]

——— require policy on use of force and deescalation by law enforcement officers (see H.R. 7119), H920 [15JA]

——— require transparency relative to certain use of force incidents (see H.R. 7984), H2596 [18MR]

——— require U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Customs and Border Protection personnel engaged in law or immigration enforcement activities to wear clearly visible and scannable QR code (see H.R. 7233), H1350 [22JA]

——— support (see H. Res. 1128), H2627 [20MR]

——— support (H. Res. 1128), consideration (see H. Res. 1131), H2674 [24MR]

——— transfer National Threat Evaluation and Reporting Program to Office for State and Local Law Enforcement (see H.R. 7764), H2368 [3MR]

Dept. of HUD: expand eligibility of properties for Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program for members of Armed Forces, firefighters, and law enforcement officials (see H.R. 7503), H2186 [11FE]

——— reduce rent in public housing for police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians (see H.R. 7701), H2327 [25FE]

——— report to Congress relative to exempting any downpayment requirement for mortgage insurance offered by FHA for first-time homebuyers who are first responders or school teachers (see H.R. 7755), H2368 [3MR]

Dept. of Justice: establish offense relating to obstructing certain law enforcement vehicles (see H.R. 8026), H2621 [19MR]

——— establish protocols for investigation of uses of deadly force by Federal law enforcement officers (see H.R. 7310), H1948 [2FE]

——— prohibit payment of certain legal settlements to any individual convicted of assaulting law enforcement officer during attack on U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 (see S. 3581), S49 [6JA]

——— prohibit use of Federal funds to compensate individuals who were prosecuted for involvement in attack on U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 (see S. 3582), S49 [6JA] (see H.R. 7711), H2328 [25FE]

——— provide funding for Blue Envelope Programs to improve communications and interactions between law enforcement and public safety personnel and individuals with certain disabilities (see S. 4089), S1047 [12MR]

——— redirect Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding to Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (Byrne/JAG) programs for local law enforcement recruiting (see S. 3631), S220 [14JA] (see H.R. 7163), H948 [20JA]

——— require Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies to report information on allegations of misconduct by law enforcement officers (see S. 3731), S377 [29JA] (see H.R. 7278), H1920 [30JA]

Dept. of the Interior: provide funding for National Law Enforcement Museum community outreach, public education, and officer safety and wellness programs (see S. 3719), S344 [28JA]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: prohibit downgrading of law enforcement positions (see H.R. 8010), H2621 [19MR]

Depts. of Homeland Security and Justice: return law enforcement agents and other personnel temporarily engaging in civil immigration enforcement operations to primary missions during periods of active hostility with Iran (see S. Res. 638), S1009 [11MR]

Elections: prohibit use of funds to order Federal law enforcement or military personnel to polling places or other domestic election locations (see H.R. 7626), H2234 [20FE]

FCC: require telecommunications carriers to provide call location information to law enforcement during emergencies (see H.R. 7752), H2336 [2MR]

Federal agencies and departments: prohibit heads of Federal agencies from entering into agreements with entities that discriminate against Federal law enforcement (see H.R. 7551), H2219 [12FE]

Federal-State relations: clarify and strengthen requirements relative to information sharing between State and local governments and Federal immigration authorities and prohibit policies that restrict such sharing (see H.R. 7423), H2094 [9FE]

Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA): prohibit funding for civil immigration enforcement activities near any 2026 World Cup match or Fan Festival (see H.R. 7986), H2596 [18MR]

——— prohibit funding for civil immigration enforcement activities on public transit in area hosting 2026 World Cup match or Fan Festival (see H.R. 7988), H2597 [18MR]

Firearms: allow Federal officers to purchase retired service weapons (see S. 4117), S1090 [17MR]

——— provide that prohibition on possession of firearms and ammunition by certain aliens shall apply relative to use of firearms and ammunition by government entities (see S. 3909), S681 [25FE] (see H.R. 7703), H2327 [25FE]

Heroism: establish medal of sacrifice for law enforcement officers and first responders killed in line of duty (see S. 3765), S470 [3FE]

Immigration: condition certain Federal funds for States and local governments on cooperation with Federal immigration enforcement authorities and deter illegal entry and reentry into U.S. (see S. 3790), S509 [5FE]

——— improve public safety through enforcement of Federal immigration law in interior of U.S. (see H.R. 7640), H2257 [23FE]

——— provide civil remedies for victims of crimes committed by individuals benefitting from sanctuary jurisdiction policies and enhance penalties for murder and assault committed against law enforcement officers (see S. 3782), S509 [5FE]

——— provide that alien who has been convicted of harming animals used in law enforcement is inadmissible and deportable (H.R. 4638), consideration (see H. Res. 1115), H2529 [16MR]

——— require enforcement reforms (see H.R. 7870), H2476 [9MR]

Jeremy Malone Post Office, Beaumont, MS: designate (see H.R. 6995), H615 [9JA]

LaMunyon, Richard: tribute to founding of Law Enforcement Torch Run in support of Special Olympics (see H. Con. Res. 76), H2471 [5MR]

Law enforcement: ensure Federal laws that enable Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies to access firearms apply equally to Tribal law enforcement agencies (see S. 3945), S706 [26FE] (see H.R. 7699), H2327 [25FE]

——— establish criminal penalty for obstructing immigration enforcement activities (see H.R. 7846), H2471 [5MR]

——— prohibit certain activities of immigration officers in connection with elections (see H.R. 7621), H2234 [20FE]

Library of Congress: direct American Folklife Center to establish oral history program relative to individuals who were affected by events at U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 (see H.R. 6952), H12 [6JA]

Missouri: honor lives of fallen Missouri police officers and express condolences to their families (see S. Res. 630), S958 [10MR]

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day: observance (see H. Res. 984), H615 [9JA]

National Telecommunications and Information Administration: further deployment of Next Generation 9-1-1 services to enhance and upgrade 9-1-1 systems (see S. 4062), S1009 [11MR]

One Big Beautiful Bill Act: rescind increased appropriations for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and reverse reduction in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits (see H.R. 7975), H2596 [18MR]

Parkland, FL: commemorate shooting victims at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, express condolences to families and friends, honor survivors, and commend first responders (see S. Res. 607), S610 [12FE]

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: enhanced tax credits funding through rescissions in Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding (see H.R. 7071), H893 [14JA]

Safety: provide that Federal law enforcement officers may only use deadly force when necessary to prevent imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury (see H.R. 7439), H2095 [9FE]

Snook, Matthew T. (Ty): tribute (see S. Res. 581), S162 [13JA]

Taxation: exclude certain income of law enforcement officers from gross income (see H.R. 7210), H1349 [22JA]

Technology: prohibit Federal law enforcement grant funding to States or local governments that create paywall for access to police body camera footage (see H.R. 7125), H920 [15JA]

Cost Estimates

Bill To Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals (BOWOW) Act (H.R. 4638): CBO, H2605 [19MR]

Medal of Sacrifice Act (H.R. 3497): CBO, H1927 [2FE]

Essays

State of the Union: Piper Buczkowski, S758 [3MR]

Inscriptions

Commemorative plaque listing Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies who responded to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, S32 [6JA]

Lists

Puerto Rico Puerto Nuevo Precinct 282 law enforcement officers, E123 [10FE]

Remarks in House

Capitol Building and Grounds: authorize use of Grounds for National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service and for National Honor Guard and Pipe Band Exhibition (H. Con. Res. 73), H2651, H2652 [24MR]

——— direct Architect of the Capitol to install plaque listing Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies who responded to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, H1926 [2FE]

——— direct Architect of the Capitol to install plaque listing Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies who responded to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol (H. Con. Res. 33), H115, H118, H119 [7JA]

Cephus, Joe: Evans County, GA, Sheriff’s Office Support Officer of the Year Award recipient, H664 [13JA]

Courts: remove defense of qualified immunity in any action by State or local officials, including police officers, that violates legal and constitutionally secured rights, H649 [12JA]

Crime: revise applicable standards relative to death resulting from deprivation of rights under color of law (H.R. 7290), H1989 [4FE]

Dept. of HHS: improve detection, prevention, and treatment of mental health issues among public safety officers (H.R. 1902), H2206 [12FE]

——— make grants to local governments for training of local law enforcement officers on public health threats arising from violations of building codes (H.R. 3099), H1985 [4FE]

Dept. of Homeland Security: abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, H1336 [22JA], H1953 [3FE], H2017–H2021 [4FE]

——— attempt by elected officials to access U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, H909 [15JA]

——— end detention and electronic monitoring of immigrants, and redirect funding to community-based wrap around services (H.R. 7190), H2020 [4FE]

——— establish certain limitations on Federal immigration enforcement personnel (H.R. 5973), E76 [27JA]

——— establish clear standards, training requirements, and reporting relating to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel, H1953, H1956, H1965 [3FE]

——— impact of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement immigration raids, H727 [14JA], H2607 [19MR]

——— reform qualified immunity standards for officers and agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection engaged in law enforcement activities (H.R. 7284), H1992 [4FE]

——— support (H. Res. 1128), consideration (H. Res. 1131), H2688–H2697 [25MR]

——— U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding, H942 [20JA], H1191, H1312–H1317, H1338 [22JA], H1938, H1940 [2FE], H1953–H1958, H1962–H1966, H1968, H1969 [3FE], H1990, H2017, H2019, H2020 [4FE], H2104 [10FE], H2190, H2208 [12FE], H2381–H2388 [4MR], H2444–H2448, H2453 [5MR], H2691, H2692 [25MR], E121 [10FE]

Dept. of Justice: provide funding to Bureau of Prisons, States, and localities to carry out mental health screenings and provide referrals to mental healthcare providers for certain corrections officers (H.R. 2305), H1128 [21JA]

Dickson City, PA: tribute to first responders for response to fire at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Dickson City, H2085 [9FE]

Diseases and disorders: provide public safety officer benefits for exposure-related cancers (H.R. 1269), H1926 [2FE]

Hernando County, FL: tribute to Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Community Policing Unit and Downtown Detail, E254 [24MR]

Heroism: establish medal of sacrifice for law enforcement officers and first responders killed in line of duty (H.R. 3497), H1925–H1927 [2FE]

House of Representatives: moment of silence in honor of Timothy O’Connor, Jr., H2547 [17MR]

——— moment of silence in memory of Michael Hislope and Gabriel Ramirez, H2308 [25FE]

Immigration: provide that alien who has been convicted of harming animals used in law enforcement is inadmissible and deportable (H.R. 4638), H2600–H2606 [19MR]

——— provide that alien who has been convicted of harming animals used in law enforcement is inadmissible and deportable (H.R. 4638), consideration (H. Res. 1115), H2538–H2544 [17MR]

——— require enforcement of existing immigration laws, H2085 [9FE]

——— secure U.S. borders and reform immigration policies, H709–H711, H713 [13JA]

Jacinto County, TX: tribute to Jacinto County Sheriff’s Office law enforcement officers, H1126 [21JA]

Law enforcement: hold accountable for misconduct in court, improve transparency through data collection, and reform police training and policies (H.R. 5361), H1989 [4FE]

Melbourne Beach, FL: tribute to first responders and wildlife experts for manatee rescue, H2240 [23FE]

Minneapolis, MN: shooting of Alex Pretti by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents, H1953, H1956, H1957, H1970 [3FE]

——— shooting of Renee N. Good by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, H145, H147, H148, H230, H231 [8JA], H605, H606, H607–H609 [9JA], H649 [12JA], H697 [13JA], H722 [14JA], H913 [15JA], H1970 [3FE]

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day: observance, H593 [9JA]

Pasco County, FL: tribute to Pasco County Misdemeanor Probation Unit, E176 [3MR]

Polk County, TX: tribute to Polk County Sheriff’s Office law enforcement officers, H1126 [21JA]

Puerto Rico: tribute to Puerto Rico Police Bureau, E123 [10FE]

Technology: prohibit Federal law enforcement grant funding to States or local governments that create paywall for access to police body camera footage, H697 [13JA]

Thornton, CO: tribute to firefighters and first responders for response to wildfires, H2412 [4MR]

Trump, President: condemn pardons for individuals found guilty of assaulting Capitol Police officers, H6–H11 [6JA], H114 [7JA], H672, H698 [13JA]

——— deployment of Federal agents and/or military personnel to conduct law enforcement operations in U.S. cities, H672, H673, H705–H711 [13JA], H908, H909, H910 [15JA], H929 [20JA], H1312–H1317, H1346 [22JA], H1939, H1940, H1945 [2FE], H1992, H2014, H2015, H2016–H2021 [4FE], H2694 [25MR], E121 [10FE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to immigration, H1337, H1338 [22JA], H1954, H1956 [3FE]

Walker County, TX: tribute to Walker County Sheriff’s Office law enforcement officers, H1126 [21JA]

West Bloomfield, MI: condemn antisemitic attack and commend law enforcement and community response, H2488 [16MR]

Remarks in Senate

Capitol Building and Grounds: direct Architect of the Capitol to display in Senate wing, plaque honoring members of law enforcement responding to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, until placement in permanent location (S. Res. 580), S25, S32, S56 [6JA], S111, S112 [8JA]

——— direct Architect of the Capitol to install plaque listing Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies who responded to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, S37 [6JA]

——— tribute to Capitol personnel on anniversary of January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, S54–S56 [6JA]

——— tribute to Capitol personnel on anniversary of January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol (S. Res. 574), S26 [6JA]

——— tribute to Capitol personnel on anniversary of January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol (S. Res. 574), unanimous-consent request, S26, S27 [6JA]

Dept. of Homeland Security: establish clear standards, training requirements, and reporting relating to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel, S401 [30JA], S449 [3FE], S476 [4FE]

——— establish clear standards, training requirements, and reporting relating to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel (S. 3683), S306 [28JA]

——— prohibit obstruction of immigration laws by official interference (S. 3744), S403–S409 [30JA], S477 [4FE]

——— prohibit obstruction of immigration laws by official interference (S. 3805), S537 [9FE], S540 [10FE], S596, S597 [12FE]

——— prohibit obstruction of immigration laws by official interference (S. 3805), unanimous-consent request, S596, S597 [12FE]

——— require immigration enforcement officers to show visible identification, prohibit from wearing masks, and adopt stricter use-of-force policies, S869 [5MR], S981, S982, S987, S989–S991 [11MR], S1027, S1028 [12MR], S1326 [19MR]

——— U.S. Customs and Border Protection funding, S908 [9MR], S980–S992 [11MR], S1018, S1019, S1029, S1031–S1033 [12MR]

——— U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding, S281 [27JA], S302–S307, S309, S311–S334 [28JA], S358–S361, S365, S369, S373 [29JA], S401, S402, S411 [30JA], S432–S434 [2FE], S449 [3FE], S476 [4FE], S497–S500 [5FE], S519–S521, S523, S529 [9FE], S539–S542, S546 [10FE], S564, S573 [11FE], S588–S597, S602–S606 [12FE], S633–S635 [24FE], S671–S673 [25FE], S694, S713 [26FE], S721 [2MR], S741 [3MR], S908 [9MR], S945 [10MR], S971, S975, S980–S992, S994 [11MR], S1018, S1019, S1025–S1033, S1036 [12MR], S1068, S1077 [17MR], S1179, S1181 [18MR], S1318, S1319, S1323, S1326–S1329 [19MR], S1422–S1427, S1430, S1431 [20MR], S1472–S1474, S1482–S1484 [21MR], S1512–S1514 [22MR], S1563 [24MR], S1590–S1594, S1606 [25MR]

Dept. of Justice: prohibit payment of certain legal settlements to any individual convicted of assaulting law enforcement officer during attack on U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 (S. 3581), S27, S35 [6JA]

——— prohibit use of Federal funds to compensate individuals who were prosecuted for involvement in attack on U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 (S. 3582), S28, S35 [6JA]

Diseases and disorders: provide public safety officer benefits for exposure-related cancers (S. 237), S1484 [21MR]

Heimann, Scott: tribute (S. Res. 425), S1465 [21MR]

Kansas City, KS: tribute to Kansas City Police Dept., Narcotics Unit and Task Force officers, S88 [7JA]

Minneapolis, MN: shooting of Alex Pretti by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents, S281–S283 [27JA], S302–S310, S314, S317–S321, S323, S324, S326, S328, S329, S331–S334 [28JA], S358, S365, S367–S369 [29JA], S407 [30JA], S479 [4FE], S602 [12FE]

——— shooting of Renee N. Good by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, S204 [14JA], S308, S309, S314, S317–S321, S323, S324 [28JA], S365, S368 [29JA], S478 [4FE], S602 [12FE]

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day: observance, S95 [8JA], S122 [12JA], S230 [15JA]

New Orleans, LA: condemn hostile actions targeting law enforcement officers during recent Mardi Gras parade, S565 [11FE]

Simoncic, Hunter: tribute (S. Res. 372), S1465 [21MR]

Snook, Matthew T. (Ty): tribute (S. Res. 581), S473 [3FE]

Trump, President: condemn pardons for individuals found guilty of assaulting Capitol Police officers, S55 [6JA]

——— deployment of Federal agents and/or military personnel to conduct law enforcement operations in U.S. cities, S204 [14JA], S247 [15JA], S304–S306, S308–S334 [28JA], S367–S369 [29JA], S411 [30JA], S433 [2FE], S453–S455 [3FE], S476, S478–S480, S484, S493–S495 [4FE], S519–S521 [9FE], S602–S606 [12FE], S908 [9MR], S994 [11MR], S1605 [25MR]

——— evaluation of administration relative to immigration, S121 [12JA], S198 [14JA], S304–S306 [28JA], S449, S453–S455 [3FE], S498–S500 [5FE]

Voting: prohibit Federal funding to deploy Federal law enforcement or military personnel to polling places or election offices for purpose of voter intimidation or election interference, S598 [12FE]

Reports filed

Consideration of H. Res. 1128, Support Dept. of Homeland Security: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 1131) (H. Rept. 119–570), H2674 [24MR]

Consideration of H.R. 4638, Bill To Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals (BOWOW) Act: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 1115) (H. Rept. 119–554), H2529 [16MR]

Medal of Sacrifice Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 3497) (H. Rept. 119–466), H1914 [27JA]

Nomination of Brian Barber To Be U.S. Marshal: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S1366 [19MR]

Nomination of Daniel Satterlee To Be U.S. Marshal: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S881 [5MR]

Nomination of David St. Pierre To Be U.S. Marshal: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S881 [5MR]

Nomination of Priscilla Lopez To Be U.S. Marshal: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S1367 [19MR]

Nomination of Robert Rotter To Be U.S. Marshal: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S881 [5MR]

Nomination of Steven Lewis To Be U.S. Marshal: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S1366 [19MR]

Shut Down Sanctuary Policies Act: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H.R. 7640) (H. Rept. 119–541), H2481 [12MR]

Use of Capitol Grounds for National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service and for National Honor Guard and Pipe Band Exhibition: Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (House) (H. Con. Res. 73) (H. Rept. 119–544), H2529 [16MR]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 73, use of Capitol Grounds for National Peace Officers’ Memorial Service and National Honor Guard and Pipe Band Exhibition, H2651 [24MR]

H. Res. 1115, consideration of H.R. 4638, Bill To Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals (BOWOW) Act, H2538 [17MR]

H. Res. 1131, consideration of H. Res. 1128, support Dept. of Homeland Security, H2688 [25MR]

H.R. 3497, Medal of Sacrifice Act, H1925 [2FE]

H.R. 4638, Bill To Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals (BOWOW) Act, H2600 [19MR]

S. Res. 574, tribute to Capitol personnel on anniversary of January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, S51 [6JA]

S. Res. 580, direct Architect of the Capitol to display in Senate wing, plaque honoring members of law enforcement responding to January 6, 2021, attack on U.S. Capitol, until placement in permanent location, S56 [6JA], S118 [8JA]

S. Res. 581, tribute to Matthew T. (Ty) Snook, S163 [13JA]

S. Res. 607, commemorate shooting victims at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, express condolences to families and friends, honor survivors, and commend first responders, S612 [12FE]

S. Res. 630, honor lives of fallen Missouri police officers and express condolences to their families, S960 [10MR]

S. Res. 638, return law enforcement agents and other personnel temporarily engaging in civil immigration enforcement operations to primary missions during periods of active hostility with Iran, S1015 [11MR]