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BECAME LAW· 119TH CONGRESS
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An act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14.
INTRO MAY 20· LAST ACTION JUL 4
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WHAT THE BILL DOES
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This bill matters because it fundamentally reshapes how the government operates in several key areas that touch the daily lives of many Americans. If it becomes law, it would alter the safety net for low-income families by changing access to food assistance, potentially making it harder for some to meet basic needs. It would also shift the nation's energy policy towards greater reliance on fossil fuels by expanding drilling and mining on federal lands, while simultaneously defunding efforts to combat climate change and reduce pollution.
The bill's proposals to boost military spending and readiness would have implications for national security and defense industry jobs. For voters, the bill represents a significant pivot in federal priorities, moving away from certain social programs and environmental protections towards increased defense spending and fossil fuel production. If it doesn't become law, existing policies and funding levels in these areas would largely remain in place, preserving current approaches to social welfare, environmental regulation, and energy development.
KEY PROVISIONS
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PROVISION 01
Modifies work requirements for able-bodied adults receiving SNAP benefits and re-evaluates how SNAP benefits are calculated.
This could make it harder for some people to qualify for or maintain their food assistance.
PROVISION 02
Repeals the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and rescinds funding for numerous environmental and climate-related programs.
This significantly reduces federal efforts to address climate change and reduce pollution.
PROVISION 03
Enhances Department of Defense resources for military personnel quality of life, shipbuilding, air defense, and border support missions.
This aims to strengthen the military's capabilities and support service members.
PROVISION 04
Amends policies related to onshore and offshore oil and gas leasing, coal leasing, and royalties on extracted methane.
These changes could increase fossil fuel extraction on federal lands.
PROVISION 05
Adjusts agricultural commodity programs, crop insurance, and disaster assistance for farmers and ranchers.
This impacts the financial stability and support systems for the agricultural sector.
This bill matters because it fundamentally reshapes how the government operates in several key areas that touch the daily lives of many Americans. If it becomes law, it would alter the safety net for low-income families by changing access to food assistance, potentially making it harder for some to meet basic needs. It would also shift the nation's energy policy towards greater reliance on fossil fuels by expanding drilling and mining on federal lands, while simultaneously defunding efforts to combat climate change and reduce pollution.
The bill's proposals to boost military spending and readiness would have implications for national security and defense industry jobs. For voters, the bill represents a significant pivot in federal priorities, moving away from certain social programs and environmental protections towards increased defense spending and fossil fuel production. If it doesn't become law, existing policies and funding levels in these areas would largely remain in place, preserving current approaches to social welfare, environmental regulation, and energy development.
KEY PROVISIONS
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Modifies work requirements for able-bodied adults receiving SNAP benefits and re-evaluates how SNAP benefits are calculated.
This could make it harder for some people to qualify for or maintain their food assistance.
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Repeals the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and rescinds funding for numerous environmental and climate-related programs.
This significantly reduces federal efforts to address climate change and reduce pollution.
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Enhances Department of Defense resources for military personnel quality of life, shipbuilding, air defense, and border support missions.
This aims to strengthen the military's capabilities and support service members.
high
Amends policies related to onshore and offshore oil and gas leasing, coal leasing, and royalties on extracted methane.
These changes could increase fossil fuel extraction on federal lands.
med
Adjusts agricultural commodity programs, crop insurance, and disaster assistance for farmers and ranchers.
This impacts the financial stability and support systems for the agricultural sector.
GLOSSARY
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Reconciliation Bill
A legislative process used by Congress to pass budget-related legislation that adjusts existing laws to align with the federal budget resolution.
Thrifty Food Plan
A set of low-cost meal plans used by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to calculate the maximum food stamp benefits (SNAP).
Rescission
The cancellation of budget authority previously provided by Congress before the authority would otherwise expire. It means cutting funds that were already approved.
SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
A federal program that helps low-income individuals and families buy food. It was formerly known as food stamps.
Reference Price
In agriculture, a baseline price set for certain commodities that can trigger government payments to farmers if market prices fall below it.
Base Acres
Historical acreage on a farm used to determine eligibility for certain federal agricultural commodity programs.
Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) civil penalties
Fines or punishments for vehicle manufacturers that do not meet the government-mandated average fuel efficiency standards for their fleet of vehicles.
ACTION TIMELINE
55 EVENTS
JUL 4, 25
Signed by President.
PRESIDENT
JUL 4, 25
Became Public Law No: 119-21.
PRESIDENT
JUL 3, 25
Pursuant to the provisions of H. Res. 566, Mr. Arrington called up the Senate amendment to H.R. 1.
FLOOR
JUL 3, 25
Mr. Arrington moved that the House agree to the Senate amendment. (consideration: CR H3059-3187)
