Boeing, Lockheed, Honeywell, SpaceX, RTX and Blue Origin all fund the chairman of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee. His own NASA bill writes statutory authority for a contract SpaceX already holds.
Peter Cloeren pleaded guilty in 1998 to routing $37,000 in corporate money to Babin's campaign through his own employees. Two FEC settlements followed: $6,700 in one, $20,000 plus a $5,000 disgorgement in the other. The paperwork is all still online.
He filed H.R. 569 the day after Trump's executive order, and had filed all but the same bill in the two Congresses before that. A baby born to two parents on work visas would not be a citizen. The Supreme Court struck the order down in June. Babin's bill is still the Republican Study Committee's plan.
As immigration subcommittee chairman, McClintock has sent records demands to Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Arlington County and Denver. One letter asks a sheriff for her correspondence with six named immigrant-rights and civil-liberties groups.
Visitation rose as much as 45% in March. May brought gridlock. Two senators asked Interior to bring the system back. McClintock's answer in June: people complaining about crowds just don't want 'those pesky other people' in the park.
The MEGA Act would strike John F. Kennedy's name off the national performing arts center and replace it with Donald J. Trump's. A year later it has zero cosponsors and has never moved out of the subcommittee Onder himself sits on.
H.R. 5437 would bar suits against engineered-stone makers and dismiss about 500 already filed. More than 560 Californians have been confirmed with silicosis and at least 31 have died since 2019. Nearly all are low-income Latino men.
His language rode through the House as Section 105 of an aviation safety bill written after a crash that killed 67 people. Tax officials warned it could cost states millions. A pilots'-lobby PAC gave him $5,000. He wouldn't say whether he owns a plane.
He said it on Tony Perkins' podcast, promoting a bill he wrote that would let people sue doctors retroactively, under strict liability, with no waiver allowed and any ambiguity resolved against the doctor. It cleared House Judiciary 15-8 in July.