HJRES 21
Model: gemini-2.5-flash
This House Joint Resolution seeks to block a new Department of Homeland Security rule aimed at modernizing the H-2 temporary worker visa programs. If passed, it would prevent updates to program requirements, oversight, and worker protections for foreign temporary workers, leaving current regulations in place.
This bill aims to stop the Department of Homeland Security from implementing new regulations designed to modernize the H-2 temporary worker visa programs.
It impacts foreign temporary workers, U.S. employers who rely on these programs, and the federal agencies responsible for their oversight.
Voters should care as it determines the working conditions and protections for temporary foreign workers and affects the labor supply for various U.S. industries.
Primary sponsor

Jodey C. Arrington
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