search
H.R. 1
Trends
- 1Salazar introduces Tropical Forest and Coral Reef Conservation Reauthorization Act●Representative Maria Elvira Salazar introduces H.R. 10505: Tropical Forest and Coral Reef Conservation Reauthorization Act of 2026
Representative Maria Elvira Salazar has introduced H.R. 10505, the Tropical Forest and Coral Reef Conservation Reauthorization Act of 2026, in the US House of Representatives. The bill would reauthorize existing US conservation programs that protect tropical forests and coral reefs. The measure has been filed ahead of current authorizations, with details of funding levels and duration not yet widely reported.
- 2
Thousands of immigrants in Maryland are set to lose their Medicaid coverage as a result of H.R. 1, the federal legislation signed into law in 2025. The law restricts federal health coverage for certain immigrant groups, and health advocates warn the change will leave many low-income residents without insurance, putting new pressure on state and local health services.
- 3Crisis responses and H.R. 1 fallout strain state mental health systems▼Crisis responses, H.R. 1 fallout are challenging states' mental health delivery
States are struggling to deliver mental health services as they balance building out crisis response systems with adjusting to the fallout from H.R. 1, the major tax and spending law. The shifts are putting pressure on state budgets and workforce capacity, raising concerns about gaps in care for people relying on public mental health programs.
- 4USCIS Announces FY 2027 Inflation Adjustments to Immigration Fees▼USCIS Announces FY 2027 Inflation Adjustments to H.R. 1 Immigration Fees
USCIS has announced fiscal year 2027 inflation adjustments to the immigration fees introduced under H.R. 1, the tax and spending law passed in 2025 that added new immigration-related charges. US immigration law firms including Reddy Neumann Brown PC and Erickson Immigration Group are flagging the update for clients, meaning certain filing costs for visa and green card applicants are set to rise.
- 5Representative Moran Introduces Entertainment Revitalization Act▼Representative Nathaniel Moran introduces H.R. 10582: Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act
Representative Nathaniel Moran has introduced H.R. 10582, the Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act, in the US House of Representatives. The bill aims to support and revitalize the American film, television, and entertainment industries, though details of its provisions have not yet been widely reported. Coverage so far is limited, with the legislative tracker Quiver Quantitative noting the introduction.
- 6Lawfully present immigrants in Georgia set to lose health coverage●Many lawfully present immigrants in Georgia to lose health insurance under 'One Big Beautiful Bill' law H.R. 1
Thousands of lawfully present immigrants in Georgia are expected to lose their health insurance under H.R. 1, the law promoted as the 'One Big Beautiful Bill'. Reporting from WABE indicates that provisions in the legislation restrict eligibility for coverage programs, removing benefits from people who are in the country legally. The change is drawing concern from immigrant communities and health advocates in the state.