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Congressional Record — July 30, 2025

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Overview of the day

The legislative activity for July 30, 2025, focused on the submission of numerous Senate amendments to two primary bills: S. 2296 and H.R. 3944. These amendments addressed a wide range of issues including defense authorizations, military construction, veterans affairs, agricultural research, and native american housing assistance.

Summary of the House proceedings

    There was no House activity on this date.

Summary of Senate proceedings

    S. 2296 was mentioned as the subject of amendments regarding securities disclosures, coordination with the Do Not Pay working system, native american housing assistance, servicemembers civil relief act financial literacy, weatherization assistance, rules of origin for unmanned aircraft, reporting on the wealth of the chinese communist party, rimpac naval exercises, coast guard reorganization, civilian faculty appointments at military academies, critical minerals, microreactor pilot programs, community water system resilience, artificial intelligence in anti-money laundering investigations, and artificial intelligence data sources for defense contractors.
    H.R. 3944 was mentioned as the subject of amendments regarding veterans affairs construction grants, the national education and obesity prevention grant program, agricultural research for industrial hemp and mycotoxin risks, the suppression of mormon crickets and grasshoppers, wic nutritional risk evaluations, and fbi headquarters security assessments.
    S. 2296 had 14 amendments proposed to it.
    H.R. 3944 had 7 amendments proposed to it.

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