Though becoming a citizen has always been a long, arduous process, things have become even harder during President Trump’s second term. This vital population’s contributions to the country demonstrate why policy-makers should make accessible citizenship a priority. Immigrants are an undeniably fundamental part of the United States, and their legal status should be able to reflect their contributions to the country they call home.

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities advance, hyper-realistic AI-generated pornography, known as non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII), has become increasingly accessible. The most effective method to curtail the production of AI-generated NCII and CSAM content would be to address this lack of corporate liability by explicitly exempting generative AI chatbots from Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

By codifying these reforms into law by 2026, the United States ensures that its LNG exports are a strategic lifeblood for the free world. The United States must move beyond the era of permitting pauses and regulatory ambiguity, Through the LNG Liberty Act, we transition from a passive market participant to the Global Reliability Anchor, securing a future where energy security is defined by the efficiency and abundance of American industry rather than the whims of dictators.

It is incumbent upon US lawmakers to reform racial profiling laws in the U.S. so that “Kavanaugh stops” cannot be used to subject innocent Latin Americans to undue discrimination on the basis of their race or ethnicity (Herman et al., 2026), as well as pushing for policy that halts the legal usage of masked arrests in immigration enforcement.

In the current U.S. political climate, the Trump administration relies on these same unconstitutional uses of exclusionary executive orders to unlawfully detain and imprison minority groups and immigrants simply on the basis of racial profiling.

Every day, Americans face the harsh reality of soaring prescription drug prices. A provision within the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) related to Medicare price negotiations offers hope for change. By allowing Medicare to negotiate prices for high-cost medications, this provision overturns previous restrictions, potentially reducing costs for millions of beneficiaries.