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S. 914

IN THE SENATE

March 23rd, 2020

A JOINT RESOLUTION

authorizing the President to militarily intervene in Libya

Whereas, the legitimate government of Libya needs support to maintain power;

Whereas, absent American aid a warlord will impose a brutal dictatorship on Libya;

Whereas, Libya returning to a dictatorship will reverse the gains made by the Libyan people during Arab Spring;

Whereas, a free, democratic, stable, and secure Libya is vital to the national security of the United States and our allies;

Whereas, inaction would cede our moral authority as the leader of the free world and be tacit acceptance for the war crimes of Haftar and his rule of Libya;

Resolved by the House of Representatives and Senate of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

Section 1: Short Title

(1) This joint resolution may be referred to as the “Authorization for the Use of Military Force Against Radical Elements in Libya”.

Section 2: Constitutional Basis

(1) The constitutional basis for this bill may be found in Article I, Section 8, 11 of the United States Constitution, which grants Congress power “To declare War...”.

Section 3: Authorization for use of the United States Armed Forces

(1) The President is hereby authorized to use the Armed Forces of the United States of America as he determines to be prudent, wise, and appropriate in order to combat radical elements solely in Libya including, but not limited to:

(i) The Tobruk-based House of Representatives and their allies, supporters, associated forces, or successor entities;

(ii) The Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries and their allies, supporters, associated forces, or successor entities;

(iii) The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and their allies, supporters, associated forces, or successor entities;

(iv) Al-Qaeda and their allies, supporters, associated forces, or successor entities;

(v) Such organizations that he determines to be in opposition to the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord or to be engaged in or supporting terrorism and other forms of illegitimate violence.

(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of United States law, whenever the President exercises military authority relying on section 3, (1) of this joint resolution he must deliver within 72 hours the following to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Majority Leader of the Senate, the House Committee on Armed Services and Foreign Affairs, and the Senate Veteran Affairs, Foreign Relations, and the Armed Services Committee:

(i) a detailed and exhaustive list of the actions undertaken by the Armed Forces of the United States of America;

(ii) the President's rationale for the actions undertaken;

(iii) the President's general sense regarding the situation in Libya especially concerning the United States' goal of supporting a free and democratic Libya and;

(iv) the President's long-term and short-term plans and goals regarding the ongoing Civil War in Libya.

Section 4: Calls for Recognition

(1) The President is hereby called upon by Congress to reaffirm that the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord is the sole legitimate government of Libya.

(2) The President is hereby called upon to exert diplomatic and economic pressure on nations of the world to recognize or reaffirm, as may be appropriate, that the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord is the sole legitimate government of Libya.

(3) The President is hereby called upon to exert diplomatic and economic pressure on nations of the world to cease their support for the organizations identified in section 3 of this joint resolution.

Section 5: Tribunal on War Crimes

(1) The President is hereby called upon to engage the United States' diplomatic and economic power to support the creation of a Tribunal regarding War Crimes that occurred or will occur during the Libyan Civil War starting in 2011. The purpose of this Tribunal should be to seek justice and punish those responsible for war crimes, massacres, genocide, ethnic cleansing, unethical human experimentation, extrajudicial punishments, terrorism, kidnapping, rape, use of child soldiers, unjust imprisonment, enslavement, torture, and such other crimes against humanity as is appropriate.

Section 6: War Powers Resolution Requirement

(1) Consistent with section 8(a)(1) of the War Powers Resolution, the Congress declares that section 3 of this joint resolution is intended to constitute specific statutory authorization within the meaning of section 5(b) of the War Powers Resolution.

(2) Nothing in this joint resolution supersedes or is intended to supersede any requirement of the War Powers Resolution.

Section 7: Enactment

(a) This joint resolution will take effect 30 days following its passage into law.

(b) The provisions of this joint resolution are severable. If any part of this joint resolution is declared invalid or unconstitutional, that declaration will not affect the part which remains.

This joint resolution was authored and sponsored by Senate Majority Leader PrelateZeratul (R-DX) and co-sponsored by Rep. PresentSale (D-DX3)

Support Of Basque and Catalonian Independence Joint Resolution

Whereas, the Basque and Catalonian People have spoken in a fair and democratic manner that they wish to separate from the nation of Spain and form their own nation.

Whereas, Spain has chosen to ignore the will of the people and taken Basque and Catalonian leaders as political prisoners

Whereas* it is the duty of the United States to support the independence of oppressed peoples when they seek it:*

Whereas the people of Basque Country are actively seeking independence and are denied this right by the Kingdom and Government of Spain;

Be it resolved by the House of Representatives and the Senate of the United States of America assembled,

Section 1 Short Title

This Resolution shall be known and referred to as the Support Of Basque and Catalonian Independence Joint Resolution

Section 2 Provisions

The United States Congress finds that Spain has unfairly ignored the voices of the Basque and Catalonian people and have stifled the democratic voice of these people to decide their future

The United States Congress finds that Spain has repeatably used its justice system in a corrupt manner to go against political leaders advocating independence from Spain

The United States Congress stands with the Basque and Cataloniam people and calls on Spain to commit to allowing these two regions to hold independence votes:

Once the results of these votes are in, Spain is expected to act accordingly to the results.

The United States Congress calls on the President to pressure Spain to commit towards holding independence votes

The United States Congress calls on the President to diminish aid to Spain until they’ve fully committed to allowing the Basque and Catalonian people a voice on independence.

This amendment is authored by President of the United States GuiltyAir and sponsored by Senator /u/TopProspect17

The Underage Travel Restrictions Affirmation Act

Whereas students and other underage Americans cross into the United Mexican States to commit underage drinking, the Minimum Legal Drinking Age in Mexico is 18 while in the United States of America the MLDA is 21,

Whereas students and other underage Americans are and can be taken advantage and intimidated by drug cartels to smuggle illegal substances and narcotics into the United States of America and,

Whereas underage students and other minors should not be able to cross international borders without the presence of their parent(s) or legal guardian, and

*Whereas in the fiscal year of 2018 Customs and Border Patrol arrested 84 juveniles for attempting to smuggle drugs into the United States of American and

Whereas minors should not be allowed to freely across international borders without the consent of their legal guardian or parent.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

Section I: Short Title

(A) This piece of legislation shall be referred to as “The Underage Travel Restrictions Act” or “The UTRA Act”.

Section II: Definitions

(A) “Smuggling” - The illegal transport of illegal substances into the United States of America.

(B) “Minimum Legal Drinking Age ” - The legal age when an individual can purchase or publicly consume alcoholic beverages.

(C) “Underage” - Of less than than the legal age, in the United States of America, the legal age is eighteen (18).

(D) “Underage Drinking” - The National Minimum Drinking Age Act law establishes 21 as the national minimum drinking age, anyone who is under the age of 21 who consumes alcohol is underage drinking.

(E) “Legal Guardian(s)” - An individual who, by legal appointment or by the effect of a written law, is given custody of both the property and the person of one who is unable to manage their own affairs, such as a child or mentally-disabled person.

(F) “Parent(s)” - Father or mother of a child or as otherwise may be defined by statutes such as through adoption or same-sex relationships.

(G) “Medical Emergency” - Any medical problem that could cause death or permanent injury if not treated quickly.

(H) “A notarized document” - A document that has been certified by a notary public.

Section III: Findings

(A) The University of Texas School of Public Health (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3814127/) finds that Alcohol use among Mexican Americans U.S.-Mexico border residents: Differences between those who drink and who do not drink in Mexico, the finding states “Among Mexican American residents, recent studies suggest this risk is particularly pronounced among younger age groups, and a key characteristic of this elevated risk involves crossing the border to drink in Mexico (where the legal drinking age is 18).”

(B) The Congressional Research Service (https://fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R41576.pdf) finds that Mexican drug trafficking organizations (DTOs) pose the greatest crime threat to the United States and have “the greatest drug trafficking influence,” according to the annual U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA’s) National Drug Threat Assessment, “Beyond these brazen crimes, violence has spread from the border with the United States to Mexico’s interior, flaring in the Pacific states of Michoacán and Guerrero, in the border state of Tamaulipas, and in Chihuahua and Baja California, where Mexico’s largest border cities of Juárez and Tijuana are located.”

Section IV: Travel Restrictions

(A) The Underage Travel Restrictions Affirmation Act hereby imposes the following immigration restrictions: (a) Minors may not regain entry into the United States of America between the hours of eleven (11) AM and four (4) AM, local time, without the presence of a legal guardian(s) or parent(s), the legal guardian or parents must present proper documentation proofing guardianship or parenthood. Any person or persons who have been found in violation of the policy shall be sectioned to a minimum of one (1) year or $100,000 in fines, or both (b) Exceptions can be made under the following circumstances;

   (1) A notarized document granting consent from a legal guardian or parent
   (2) A Medical Emergency

Section V. Severability

(A) If any provision of this bill shall be found unconstitutional, unenforceable, or otherwise stricken, the remainder of the bill shall remain in full force and effect, unless such striking or removal of a provision or passage renders the entirety of the bill's purpose unattainable, in which case the entirety of the bill shall be rendered null and void.

Section VI. Effective Implementation

(A) “The Underage Travel Restrictions Affirmation Act” shall go into effect one (1) year upon its passage into law.

Written by Lieutenant Governor /u/Melp8836 (CH-R)

Sponsored by Senator /u/DexterAamo (DX-R)

President /u/Gunnz011 has nominated /u/pilsudski to be the Deputy Secretary of State.

Confirmation vote will last two days

Link to the hearing.

S.Res. XXX

IN THE SENATE

November 12, 2019

A RESOLUTION ratifying the Treaty of the Ascension of Finland into Nato

Whereas, the United States has a vested interest in stopping Russian aggression and influence in the North Atlantic;

Whereas, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has proved to be an effective tool at stopping or hindering said aggression;

Whereas, the admission of Finland into NATO will further this goal;

Be it resolved by the Senate of the United States of America, with two-thirds of the Senators present concurring,

(a) That the Senate advise and consent to the Treaty of the Ascension of Finland into NATO signed on November 12th, 2019 via Executive Order 017 and

(b) That the advice and consent of the Senate is contingent on the binding condition that the United States shall interpret said Treaty solely on the basis of the text of the Treaty and the common understanding of its meaning between the Senate and the President at the moment of ratification.

This Resolution was authored and sponsored by Senator SKra00 (R-GL).

Improving Visa Waivers Act

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,*

Section 1: Short Title

(a) This piece of legislation shall be referred to as the “Improving Visa Waivers Act”

Section 2: Improving Visa Waivers Act Guidelines

(a) This act will only be as a modernization of the Visa Waiver Program (b) The Secretary of State shall review this Act every 7 Years and make recommendations to Congress to make the necessary changes to the Act if needed (c) The Secretary of State may make recommendations to Congress if a country needs to be immediately removed from the “Visa Waiver Program”

Section 3: Fees

(a) The fee for a travel authorization under this act will go from $14 to $25

Section 4: Automatic removal of countries from the Visa Waiver Program

(a) Any country that goes past 3.5% of the suspected overstay rate will be on warning for removal, If 1 year since the date of warning has passed and it is still not 3.5% or lower the said country shall be removed from the Visa Waiver Program Automatically (b) If countries would like to challenge such decision of automatically removing them from the Visa Waiver Program they may contact the Secretary of State

Section 5: Addition of countries from the Visa Waiver Program

(a) The countries of the Argentine Republic, the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, the Republic of Poland, Romania, the Republic of Cyprus, the Republic of Croatia

(1) These countries that are listed will be officially introduced to the Visa Waiver Program if the countries has less than a 5% suspected overstay rate, If one of the countries has more than a 5% suspected overstay rate the country shall be removed from the planned addition

Section 6: Enactment

(a) This act shall go into effect 60 days after it is signed into law.

Written and sponsored by /u/blockdenied (Dem).

S. 36

TO RECOGNIZE THE HEROIC EFFORTS OF SAMAN KUNAN

IN THE SENATE

Mr. /u/NateLooney introduced the following bill:

A BILL

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

Section 1. Short Title

1. This bill may be called “To Recognize the Heroic Efforts of Saman Kunan.”

Section 2. Authorizations

1. The Department of State is hereby authorized to send $14,000,000 to the Thailand government to aid in the support of the victims of the cave collapse and their families.

2. The Department of State will, in the best of their ability, guide and suggest that $1,000,000 goes to each of the 12 children’s families, $1,000,000 goes to Ekkapol Ake Chantawong and his family, and $1,000,000 goes to the family of Saman Kunan.

3. The Department of Education is hereby authorized to set up a national scholarship of $500,000 for the aid of Thai-American citizens in the name of Saman Kunan.

Section 3. Effective Date.

1. This act shall be enacted after passage.

Please vote on the nominee for United States Secretary of State

/u/Kerbogha

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S. 36

TO RECOGNIZE THE HEROIC EFFORTS OF SAMAN KUNAN

IN THE SENATE

Mr. /u/NateLooney introduced the following bill:

A BILL

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

Section 1. Short Title

1. This bill may be called “To Recognize the Heroic Efforts of Saman Kunan.”

Section 2. Authorizations

1. The Department of State is hereby authorized to send $14,000,000 to the Thailand government to aid in the support of the victims of the cave collapse and their families.

2. The Department of State will, in the best of their ability, guide and suggest that $1,000,000 goes to each of the 12 children’s families, $1,000,000 goes to Ekkapol Ake Chantawong and his family, and $1,000,000 goes to the family of Saman Kunan.

3. The Department of Education is hereby authorized to set up a national scholarship of $500,000 for the aid of Thai-American citizens in the name of Saman Kunan.

Section 3. Effective Date.

1. This act shall be enacted after passage.

S.J.Res 108 – Joint Resolution On The Nuclear Crisis In The Korean Peninsula

Joint resolution expressing the concern Congress possesses over the potential for military miscalculation to result in a nuclear exchange in the Korean Peninsula, and to request the President commit to a state of peaceful co-existence with the Korean nations.

Whereas, the people of Hawaii, the Western State, and all of Asia are consumed by concern of a nuclear attack by the D.P.R.K,

Whereas, de-escalation by the United States is a clear solution to alleviating North Korean anxiety and avoiding potential mishaps,

Whereas, irresponsible regime change in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya has shown our government is incapable of the sort of nation building required to topple a foreign government, Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, that it is the sense of Congress that—

1. The President should work with the Joint Chiefs and Republic of Korea to discuss the possibility of a scale of demilitarization on the Korean peninsula, and whether such demilitarization is responsible and safe.

2. The President should begin to scale down the biannual military simulations of a Korean conflict, starting with the scale of said simulation

3. ~~The President should cease any and all attempts to topple the Kim regime, and commit to working towards coexistence, not regime change.~~The President should work towards coexistence, but shall have other options as necessary.

4. The President should encourage economic integration of the D.P.R.K. into the global sphere.

5. The President should remain firm in support of the independence, safety, and prosperity of the R.O.K., making a guarantee that if the R.O.K is attacked by the D.P.R.K., the US will respond with military force.

6. This resolution may be cited as Joint Resolution on the Nuclear Crisis in the Korean Peninsula

Sponsored by /u/DuceGiharm (C-NE)

Ukraine Military Aid Act

Whereas the Ukrainian Government has been under constant assault by Russian backed forces since 2014;   Whereasthe Ukrainian Government has taken severe land and naval losses since 2014, and is in a significantly worse state militarily then the Russian Federation;  Whereas Ukraine is an important check upon Russian territorial expansion;  Whereas Ukrainian control of the Crimean peninsula and denial of Russian control over the Black Sea benefits United States interests and geopolitical security; 

Be it enacted by the House of Representatives and Senate of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

SECTION I. LONG TITLE

     (1.) This act may be cited as the “Ukraine Military Aid Act”.

SECTION II. DEFINITIONS

     (1.) For the purposes of this act, “Naval Expenditure” shall refer to spending on the procurement, development, or research of weaponry, ships, installations, shipyards, docks, bases, or provisions, the recruitment or training of new sailors, officers, and other naval personnel, or any other spending related to the enhancement, growth, maintenance, or reform of the Ukrainian Naval Forces or the Ukrainian Sea Guard.

     (2.) For the purposes of this act, “Aerial Expenditure” shall refer to spending on the procurement, development, or research of weaponry, airfields, bases, aircraft or other aerial vehicles, provisions, the recruitment or training of new airmen, officers, or other personnel, or any other spending related to the enhancement, growth, maintenance, or reform of the Ukrainian Air Force.

     (3.) For the purposes of this act, “General Expenditure” shall refer to spending on the procurement, development, or research of weaponry, bases, vehicles, provisions, the recruitment or training of new personnel, or any other spending related to the enhancement, growth, maintenance, or reform of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

SECTION III. FINDINGS

     (1.) The Congress finds that more than 13,000 people have died since the beginning of the War in Donbass and the Russian Invasion of Crimea.

     (2.) The Congress notes that in November 2018 Russian military forces rammed and seized two Ukrainian gunboats, and that the Ukrainian navy especially has been devastated by Russian actions, most prominently the seizure of almost three fourths of its warships with the seizure of Sevastopol.

     (3.) The Congress finds that Ukraine is heavily dependent on US military aid, 92% of which comes from the United States, and that the Ukrainian Government is at a military and logistical disadvantage compared to the Russian Federation even with significant United States support.

     (4.) The Congress finds that the Ukrainian armed forces number less than a seventh of the size of the Russian armed forces, and that 2017 Ukrainian military expenditure was less than a fifteenth of Russian military expenditure.

     (5.) The Congress finds that Ukraine is open to Russian assault and aggression due to its severe disadvantage in military strength, and the United States should endeavor to support a strong Ukraine as a counterbalance to Russian expansion, and that the United States can and should support a strong Ukraine via increased military aid.

     (6.) The Congress finds that the Russian Federation has strongly increased the power of its Black Sea fleet recently, giving it dominance over commerce and control of the sea.

     (7.) The Congress finds that the Ukrainian armed forces, as of 2017, can muster just 63 fighter jets, bombers, fighter ground attack aircraft, and attack jets to the Russian Federation's 1121 aircraft of similar makes, and that closer parity should be supported.

     (8.) The Congress finds that the government of Ukraine peacefully disavowed nuclear weapons in the aftermath of the fall of the Soviet Union, whereas the government of Russia still possesses them for leverage and bargaining power today.

SECTION IV. APPROPRIATIONS AND MILITARY AID

     (1.) For the Fiscal Year 2020, $2,600,000,000 shall be appropriated to be given as military aid to the government of Ukraine, to be appropriated as follows:

        (1a.) $300,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Naval Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (1b.) $550,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Aerial Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (1c.) $1,750,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for General Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

     (2.) For the Fiscal Year 2021, $2,400,000,000 shall be appropriated to be given as military aid to the government of Ukraine, to be appropriated as follows:

        (2a.) $300,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Naval Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (2b.) $400,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Aerial Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (2c.) $1,700,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for General Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

     (3.) For the Fiscal Year 2022, $2,000,000,000 shall be appropriated to be given as military aid to the government of Ukraine, to be appropriated as follows:

        (3a.) $100,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Naval Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (3b.) $200,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Aerial Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (3c.) $1,700,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for General Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

     (4.) For the Fiscal Year 2023, $1,800,000,000 shall be appropriated to be given as military aid to the government of Ukraine, to be appropriated as follows:

        (4a.) $200,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Aerial Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

        (4b.) $1,600,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for General Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

     (5.) For the Fiscal Year 2024, $1,700,000,000 shall be appropriated to be given as military aid to the government of Ukraine, to be appropriated as follows:

        (5a.) $100,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for Aerial Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces,

        (5b.) $1,600,000,000 of the appropriated funds shall be specifically appropriated for General Expenditure by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

SECTION V. DEMOCRATIC AND INDEPENDENT UKRAINE

     (1.) Should the President of the United States at any time judge that the government of Ukraine is not both

1. Upholding democratic norms and values.

and

2. Free from Russian control or significant influence.

he may end all future appropriations made under Section IV. of this act. Should the President enter into this judgement, he shall then issue a report to Congress, explaining his motives and reasoning in reaching his decision, and further evaluating whatever result that seems likely to stem from his actions.

(2.) Should the President end appropriations in accordance with (1.) of this same section, Congress will retain the power to veto the decision by a majority vote of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

SECTION VI. ENACTMENT

     (1.) This act shall take effect three months following its passage into law.

     (2.) The provisions of this act are severable. If any part of this act is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remainder of this act shall remain valid.

     (3.) Should the government of Ukraine refuse to abide by the terms provided in Section IV., or to accept the aid appropriated, all aid or appropriations authorized by this act shall be returned to the Federal Government of the United States.

This bill is authored and sponsored by Senator /u/DexterAamo (R-DX), and co-sponsored by Representative /u/Tucklet1911 (R-US), Senator /u/CheckMyBrain11 (B-CH), and Senator /u/Ibney00 (R-SR).

Improving Visa Waivers Act

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,*

Section 1: Short Title

(a) This piece of legislation shall be referred to as the “Improving Visa Waivers Act”

Section 2: Improving Visa Waivers Act Guidelines

(a) This act will only be as a modernization of the Visa Waiver Program (b) The Secretary of State shall review this Act every 7 Years and make recommendations to Congress to make the necessary changes to the Act if needed (c) The Secretary of State may make recommendations to Congress if a country needs to be immediately removed from the “Visa Waiver Program”

Section 3: Fees

(a) The fee for a travel authorization under this act will go from $14 to $25

Section 4: Automatic removal of countries from the Visa Waiver Program

(a) Any country that goes past 3.5% of the suspected overstay rate will be on warning for removal, If 1 year since the date of warning has passed and it is still not 3.5% or lower the said country shall be removed from the Visa Waiver Program Automatically (b) If countries would like to challenge such decision of automatically removing them from the Visa Waiver Program they may contact the Secretary of State

Section 5: Addition of countries from the Visa Waiver Program

(a) The countries of the Argentine Republic, the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, the Republic of Poland, Romania, the Republic of Cyprus, the Republic of Croatia

(1) These countries that are listed will be officially introduced to the Visa Waiver Program if the countries has less than a 5% suspected overstay rate, If one of the countries has more than a 5% suspected overstay rate the country shall be removed from the planned addition

Section 6: Enactment

(a) This act shall go into effect 60 days after it is signed into law.

Written and sponsored by /u/blockdenied (Dem).

Please vote on S. Res. 16, found here.

BILL: https://www.reddit.com/r/ModelUSGov/comments/7v13w8/s_945_phasing_out_afghan_funding_act/

vote.

Please vote on S. Res. 17, found here.

Hearing: https://www.reddit.com/r/ModelUSGov/comments/7vk2mm/hearings_secretary_of_the_treasury_secretary_of/

Vote.

Please vote on the amendment proposed by the Honorable /u/DoomLexus to S. Res. 18.

Amend all instances of the word "Israel" to read "Palestine".

Apologies for my failure in the last thread made.

/u/Balthazarfuhrer's amendment is defeated, and so the committee shall now vote on the unamended S. 500, found here.

Please vote on S. 717, found here.

Please vote on S. Res. 18, found here.

Please propose amendments to S. 717, found here.

BILL: https://www.reddit.com/r/ModelUSGov/comments/7tgdfe/sjres_106_joint_resolution_on_the_nuclear_crisis/

Vote.

BILL: https://www.reddit.com/r/ModelUSGov/comments/7udyu1/s_943_joint_strike_fighter_program_replacement_act/

Vote.