Capitol to Capitol Archive

Issue

Date

Content

Issue 16

5/14/2018

• ​SCOTUS: States Can Legalize Sports Betting
• White House Aims for Rescinding $15 Billion in Federal Spending
• House to Vote Wednesday on Farm Bill
• House Approves 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act
• Net Neutrality Vote This Wednesday
• Secretary DeVos Approves the ESSA Plans of South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Colorado and Kentucky
• Tennessee Department of Education Awaiting ESSA Compliance Ruling
• First Lady Melania Trump Unveils “Be Best”
• New Leadership and Opportunity to Address Student Homelessness

Issue 15

4/30/2018

• The Education Commission of the States Hosts Higher Education Policy Forum
• ​National Center on Safe and Supportive Learning Environments Hosts the Opioid Crisis and K-12 Schools: Impact and Response
• The U.S. Department of Education Hosts a Convening on Financial Education in America’s Schools
• Bipartisan Internet Privacy Bill Introduced in the Senate
• T-Mobile and Sprint to Merge, Third Time's the Charm?

• Sales Tax Wars: The States Strike Back
• White House Looks to Freeze Federal Funding
• ​Potential Road Block with New NAFTA Deal
• House Agriculture Committee Approves 2018 Farm Bill
• House Expected to Take Up FAA Reauthorization on Wednesday
• Student Loan Discharge Process Changes for Disabled Veterans
• DeVos and Mattis Meet to Discuss School Vouchers for Military Families
• Also of Note...

• S.D. v. Wayfair: The Tax Case of the Millennium
• Paul Ryan Announces Retirement
• ​Trump Reconsidering Pacific Trade Pact
• 2017 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) Scores Released
• NCSL Attends Reagan Institute Summit on Education (RISE)
• President Signs Two Executive Orders
• House Agriculture Committee Set for Farm Bill Markup on Wednesday
• Also of Note...

• ​Status Update: Facebook’s CEO Set to Testify Before Congress
• Fiscal Hawks Seek Cuts to Recently Enacted Spending Package
• ​Prospects of a Trade War with China Grow
• Commission on School Safety
• ESSA Plans
• GAO Study on School Discipline
• Movement on Combatting Opioid Crisis Continues
• Also of Note...

• The Calm After the Storm
• After Threatening Veto, Trump Signs Spending Bill Into Law
• ​Trump’s Tariffs: China Retaliates Against U.S. Agriculture
• Also of Note...

• The Last Must-Pass Bill of 2018?
• Senate Passes Banking Reform Bill
• Administration Announcement on School Safety
• Trump Expected to Release Opioid Epidemic Plan on Monday
• Trade War on the Horizon?
• Also of Note...

• Congress Plans to Release and Vote on $1.3 Trillion Omnibus by Week’s End
• Looking to Kentucky for Waiver Costs
• House Agriculture Chair Plans to Release Farm Bill Draft This Week
• President Trump’s Tariffs to Go into Effect
• Registration is Open for the 2018 NCSL Legislative Summit
• Speaker Ryan: Infrastructure Package to be in “5 or 6 Different Bills”
• Feds Sue California Over Sanctuary Laws
• Background Check Legislation Gains Momentum
• This Week in Washington
• Also of Note...

• Trump: New NAFTA Would Prevent Proposed Tariffs
• Seventh round of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Renegotiations Wrap up Today
• This Week on Capitol Hill
• Roadblock to 2018 Infrastructure Bill?
• Commerce Committees Announce Broad Telecom Package
• Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Testifies before Congress
• Senate to Debate Bill That Exempts Small Banks from Dodd-Frank
• Carrying Firearms in K-12 Schools
• Court Hears Oral Argument in Janus v. AFSCME Case
• NCSL Files Amicus Brief in South Dakota v. Wayfair Sales Tax Case
• Opioids Crisis Garners Further Federal Attention
• Also of Note...

• This Week: Gun Control and Remembering the Rev. Billy Graham
• US Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Union Dues Case
• White House Meeting on School Safety
• Supreme Court to Hear Online Sales Tax Case in April
• DACA and Immigration Debate Stalls in Senate
• Congressional Appropriators Race to March 23 Deadline
• House Republicans Signal Willingness to Negotiate with Senate on Banking Reform Measures
• Also of Note...

• Budget Battle Leads to Long-Term Deal
• President Trump Releases FY 2019 Budget
• Senate to Debate Immigration this Week
• White House to Release Infrastructure Proposal
• Treasury Cautiously Wades into Marijuana Banking Debate
• Complete NCSL Survey on 529 Plans
• Senate Hearing on Higher Education
• Place Your Bets! NCSL Podcast on State Gaming Laws
• Also of Note...

• Capitol Hill Predicts Six More Weeks of a Continuing Resolution
• Trump’s Infrastructure Details Remain at Large
• Immigration Politics Continue to Dominate on Capitol Hill
• Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Update
• Senate Action on Higher Education
• Also of Note...

• State(s) of the Union
• White House to Release Infrastructure Plan
• Budget Battle at Impasse over DACA
• Sixth Round of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Renegotiations Wrap Up Today
• Three States Sue Federal Government Over Tax Law 
• Also of Note...

• Promised Immigration Vote Reopens Federal Government
• A Path Forward for CHIP
• Are Americans Subsidizing Foreign Retailers? 
• Funding, Legal Drama Continues at CFPB
• K-12 Education: 17 State ESSA Plans Approved
• New Special Education Assistant Secretary
• InfoGraphic on House GOP Higher Education Bill
• Also of Note...

• SCOTUS to Hear South Dakota Online Sales Tax Case
• Government Shutdown Politics to Dominate This Week
• Executive Action on Broadband Infrastructure
• FCC Released Final Report and Order on Net Neutrality
• U.S. Senators Attempt to Block FCC’s Repeal of Net Neutrality
• Also of Note...

• What to Expect in Washington in 2018 
• The First Priority: Keeping the Government Open
• Justice Department Rescinds Policy on Non-Enforcement of State Marijuana Laws 
• Financial Services: Significant Federal Reform Possible in 2018 
• Also of Note …

Issue

Date

Content

• Tax Bill Headed to Finish Line 
• Funding Fight May Shutdown Government
• Nomination Hearing for HHS Secretary on Hold 
• FCC Repeals Net Neutrality 
• Also of Note …

• Searching for the Lost Shaker of SALT
• USDA to Give States More Flexibility in Food Stamp Administration
• Many SCOTUS Bloggers and Scholars Seem Optimistic About New Jersey’s Chances in Christie v. NCAA
• Trump Administration to Release Infrastructure Plan in January
• NCSL Capitol Forum Live Stream Sessions
• Also of Note …

• Yes, the Tax Bill Is Heading to Conference
• Government Shutdown Likely Avoided…For Now
• SCOTUS Sports Betting Case Has Major Implications for States
• House GOP Introduces Bill to Rewrite Higher Education
• Controversial Gun Bill Advances in House
• Policies Under Consideration at the 2017 NCSL Capitol Forum
• Also of Note …

• Three Storylines Dominate the Remainder of 2017 in Washington
• Tax Reform
• Funding Fight May Shut Down Government
• Sexual Harassment Controversies Flood Congress
• House Passes Flood Insurance Reform Over Objection of Coastal Members
• Trump Appoints Mulvaney to Lead CFPB on Friday, Lawsuit Follows on Sunday
• Also of Note …

• The Numbers of Tax Reform
• What Lawmakers Need to Know Over the Next 10 Years
• Government Shutdown – T-Minus 25 Days
• Senior Congressional Chairmen Announce Retirements
• State Groups Send Letter on AV START Act
• Medicaid Changes on the Way?
• Also of Note …

• Tax Reform – More Tricks than Treats
• NCSL, States, Businesses, and Members of Congress File Amicus Briefs to Overturn Quill
• Ensuring a New Partnership – Federalism Convocation
• NCSL Policy Deadline for NCSL Capitol Forum is Nov. 13
• Where Will the Chips fall on Children’s Health Insurance?
• House Republicans Progressing Towards Flood Insurance Reform
• Also of Note …

• Trick or Treat? Tax Bill to Be Unveiled on Wednesday
• President Issues Memo Establishing Federal Drone Pilot Program
• Trump Declares Opioid Crisis a Public Health Emergency
• US Department of Education Rescinds 600 Documents
• Secretary DeVos Issues Interim Final Rule on Borrower Defense to Repayment Regulations
• The Department of Education Holds Briefing on Child Trafficking in Schools Nationwide 
• Senate Votes to Eliminate CFPB’s Mandatory Arbitration Ban
• Also of Note …

• After Budget, Next Steps for GOP Will Be More Taxing
• What’s in the Tax Plan?
• SALT Deduction on Chopping Block for Tax Reform
• Budget Deficit Grows to $666 Billion in FY 2017
• DeVos Announces All Fall ESSA State Plan Submissions Approved for Peer Review
• Education Department Warns of New Cybersecurity Threats to Schools
• DOL Announces Members of the President’s Task Force on Apprenticeship Expansion
• Health Care Subsidies Still in Limbo
• Supreme Court Preview Webinar 
• Also of Note …

• Senator Graham: “If we don’t [pass tax reform] we’re dead” 
• Trump Administration Cancels Health Insurance Payments 
• EPA Proposes Repeal of the Clean Power Plan
• House Approves Emergency Hurricane and Wildfire Funding Legislation
• Senate Committee Advances Autonomous Vehicle Legislation
• Real ID
• NAFTA Renegotiations Return to the U.S. for Round Four
• Puerto Rico seeks help from the Trump administration and Congress
• Department of Veterans Affairs Issues Proposed Rules on Telehealth
• Federal Court Rules Department of Interior Violated Administrative Procedures Act
• Also of Note …

• Senator Peters v. Quill – S.D. Petitions SCOTUS for E-Fairness  
• Feedback Wanted! 
• House and Senate Advance Budgets, Begin Process for Tax Reform
• Hurricane Recovery
• NCSL Human Services Meeting in the Volunteer State
• Also of Note …

• Congress Shifts to Tax Reform   
• NCSL Urges Preservation of the SALT Deduction 
• SCOTUS Gerrymandering Case Could Reshape American Politics
• Senate Releases Bipartisan Autonomous Vehicle Legislation That Pre-empts States
• A Deeper Dive on Transportation, Energy, Environment and Agriculture Policy
• Supreme Court Will Hear Far-Reaching Union Case
• Trump Signs Hurricane Relief Legislation for Schools, Issues Hurricane Relief Guidance
• HHS Secretary Pays Price for Travel
• Also of Note…

• A Moore Strange Election in Alabama
• Final Attempt to Repeal the ACA in 2017 
• Tax Reform Framework to be Released on Wednesday
• U.S. Department of Education Rescinds Sexual Misconduct Guidance 
• Also This Week…

• One Last Attempt to Repeal the Affordable Care Act
• Tax Reform Faces Long Odds in 2017
• Senate HELP Committee Works on Fixes to Affordable Care Act (ACA)
• Senate Confirms Kevin Hassett to Council of Economic Advisers
• NCSL Seeks Member Comments for FCC Request for Information on TeleHealth 
• South Dakota Online Sales Tax Case on SCOTUS’ Doorstep

• Surprise Deal Shifts September Strategy in Washington
• Senate Appropriations Committee Passes 2018 Education Spending Legislation
• Sept. 17 is Constitution Day
• Senate Appropriations Committee Passes 2018 DOL Spending Legislation
• House Passes Autonomous Vehicle Bill Expanding Federal Pre-emption 
• NCSL Welcomes New Education Federal Affairs Counsel
• NCSL's Advocacy in Washington, D.C.

• President Trump: "Big Week Coming Up!"
• Budget: Government Shuts Down in 26 Days
• Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
• National Flood Insurance Program Reauthorization Gains Momentum in Wake of Hurricane Harvey
• The Autumn of Tax Reform?
• House to Vote on Self Driving Vehicle Legislation on Wednesday
• HUD Makes Changes to New Reverse Mortgages
• States Support Amendment for Transportation Funding Flexibility
• Congress Looks to Stabilize the Health Insurance Market
• Congress Looks to Stabilize the Health Insurance Market
• NCSL's Advocacy in Washington, D.C.

• Federal Funding Is About to Hit a Wall
• NAFTA Renegotiation Begins in Washington, D.C.
• Federal Flood Insurance Expires at the End of September

• Deadlines Foreshadow a Grueling September on Capitol Hill
• State’s Agenda Adopted at NCSL Legislative Summit
• White House Commits to Funding Health Insurance Payments
• NCSL’s Insurance Task Force’s Inaugural Meeting Held in Boston

• McConnell on Health Care: “It’s Time to Move On”   
• Can Republicans Pivot to Tax Reform?
• Congress Will Have a Busy Fall
• House Committee Approves Autonomous Vehicle Legislation; Senate Committee Expected to Follow Suit Shortly
• NCSL’s States’ Agenda to be Adopted at Boston Legislative Summit
• NCSL President-elect Senator Deb Peters Testified Before Congress

• Senator Peters to Fight for State Sovereignty at Congressional Hearing  
• Health Care Bill Up in the Air
• House “Minibus” Package Drives onto House Floor
• NAFTA Negotiating Goals and Objectives Released by USTR 
• Urge Members of House Energy and Commerce Committee to Oppose the State Preemption of Regulating Autonomous Vehicle 
• NCSL’s States’ Agenda in Washington to be Adopted at Boston Legislative Summit 

• A Stark Congressional Calendar – Recess is Coming  
• McCain’s Surgery Delays Health Care Vote
• House Vote on FY 2018 Budget Resolution Expected Before Recess 
• NCSL Urges Senate to Pass Career and Technical Education Reauthorization  
• Fed Chair Janet Yellen Testifies Before House Financial Services Committee 
• Will FAA Reauthorization Take Off? 

• The Dog Days of Summer - The Final 3 Weeks of Health Care?
• Looking Ahead to Sept. 30
• Budget and Debt Ceiling Battles Loom
• Confirmation Hearing for New FBI Director to Take Place this Week  
• Supreme Court Rules on Public Funding for Private Religious Institutions
• Eighteen States Sue Secretary DeVos over Regulation Delay 

• Health Care: Can the Senate GOP Bill Get to 50 Votes?
• Budget Committees Move Forward on FY 2018
• ACTION ALERT: Urge Congress to SUPPORT the Drone Federalism Act 
• House Passes Career and Technical Education Reauthorization
• Higher Education Regulations
• NCSL Policy Deadline for Legislative Summit is July 7
• Congressional Efforts on Autonomous Vehicles Begins to Take Shape
• FCC Chairman Supports the Gigabit Opportunity Act
• FCC’s Priorities: Access, Innovation, Public Safety and Consumer Protection
• Dispute over Consumer Protections for Broadband Speeds 

• NCSL to Congress: There are 50 stars on the American flag, not 535 
• Congressional Baseball Game Brings Unity to Washington
• President Trump's National Apprenticeship Week
• House Cancels Vote on Protecting Access to Care Act of 2017
• FCC is Moving Forward With FirstNet
• Digital Empowerment, Diversity and Botnets
• U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Case on Partisan Gerrymandering

• Legislative Leaders State Case in Washington 
• Another Week of High Profile Capitol Hill (Budget?) Hearings
• DHS Secretary Reiterates Full REAL ID Enforcement Will Begin in January 
• Consensus on Final Senate Health Measure Eludes GOP 
• Infrastructure Week Yields Little Additional New Details
• House Made CHOICE For Dodd-Frank Repeal

• Running Out of Time and Money
• Washington Braces for Comey’s Testimony on Thursday
• Health Care in Grave Condition 
• House Has CHOICE For Dodd-Frank Repeal
• White House Unveils “Infrastructure Week”
• Public Comments on NAFTA Due by June 12

• A New Foundation for American Greatness (President's Budget)
  • Agriculture
  • Commerence
  • Defense
  • Education
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Health and Human Services
  • Homeland Security
  • Labor & Economic Development
  • Veteran Affairs
  • Transportation
• The Federal Budget 2016

• CBO Health Care Score Due Wednesday
• President’s Budget Expected Tuesday
• USTR Confirmation Clears the Way for NAFTA 
• Secretary Mnuchin and the Export-Import Bank
• NCSL Plays Important Role in House’s New Intergovernmental Task Force
• Important Tax Reform Hearing Set for Tuesday
• NCSL States Its Case On Infrastructure

• House Tax Reform Hearing Set For Thursday
• One Week Countdown to CBO Score of House-Passed Health Care Bill
• Trump's Budget Expected Next Week 
• Infrastructure Package Likely or Unlikely in 2017?
• State and Local Governments Drive America

• For Better or Worse, Congressional Republicans Now Own Health Care
• Shutdown Fight Kicked to September
• Congress Passes Legislation to Pre-empt State Facilitated Retirement Plans 
• Trump’s Executive Actions
• NCSL Policy Deadline for Legislative Summit

• Shutdown Averted – House May Vote on ACA Replacement
• Bipartisan Budget Bill Expected to Pass This Week 
• House Considers Another Vote on Health Care Legislation 
• In Search of the Unicorn of Comprehensive, Bipartisan Tax Reform
• Massachusetts Senate and Wisconsin Assembly Members Advocate for Federalism
• President Issues Two Executive Orders Regarding Federal Lands and Waters
• E-Fairness Legislation Reintroduced in Congress
• NCSL's Advocacy in Washington

• Red Alert: First GOP Budget Showdown Hits a Wall
• Trump Expected to Release Tax Reform Plan on Wednesday
• New Executive Orders Expected This Week 
• Agriculture Secretary Expected to be Confirmed Tonight
• NCSL's Advocacy in Washington

• Call me ‘Shutdown’ - The White Whale of Government Funding 
• DOT Releases Emergency Funds for Infrastructure Repairs
• Nuclear Fallout?
• Telecommunication Tax and Fee Preemption Aimed at 911 Fees

• Potential Filibuster Meltdown: Will the Senate Go Nuclear? 
• President Issues Energy Independence Executive Order
• FCC Privacy Rules
• South Dakota Nears SCOTUS on Online Sales Tax Case
• Supreme Court Decides Significant Special Education Case

• Governing Growing Pains 
• Will Washington Pivot to Tax Reform?
• Are Senate Republicans Prepared to Go Nuclear?
• Government Shutdown Battle on the Horizon
• NCSL Policy Deadline for Legislative Summit
• House Judiciary Committee Mark-Up of Adam Walsh Act

• This Week: Health vs. Gorsuch
• Possible House Vote on Health Care Bill This Week
• Gorsuch Confirmation Hearings Begin This Week
• HHS Sends Letters to Governors Regarding Health Coverage
• EPA Issues Notice of Intention to Review Vehicle Mileage Standards
• Hopes of 2017 Infrastructure Package Continue to Fade
• Cool Reception for Trump's First Budget
• NCSL's Advocacy in Washington

• Health Care Freezes Washington
• Trump Administration's Budget Expected This Week
• Defense Spending Bill Advances
• Debt Limit Returns on Wednesday
• McConnell Pessimistic About Swift Passage of Tax Reform
• Congress Sends Education Legislation to the President

• Health Care in March: In Like a Lion, Out with a Plan?
• Budget and Debt Limit Deadlines Near
• House Vote Scheduled to Pre-empt State Medical Malpractice Laws
• Cybersecurity Legislation Gains Steam
• Trump’s Trade Agenda
• Executive Order Puts Waters of the U.S. Rule on Notice
• President’s Cabinet Almost Complete

• A Big Week for Health Care
• Trump to Address Joint Session of Congress
• Trump's Budget Expected in March
• Department of Education Issues New Title IX Guidelines
• Administration Signals Crackdown on State Marijuana Laws
• Trump Warming to House GOP Tax Reform Plan

• House GOP Releases Health care Framework Before Recess
• The Many Lives of Tax Reform
• Hearing Announced for Supreme Court Nominee
• NCSL Sends Letter on State Facilitated Retirement Plans
• Trump's Cabinet

• Mr. Strange Comes to Washington
• Budget and Spending Deadlines Loom on the Horizon
• Prospects of Comprehensive Tax Reform Fade with Each Week
• Modernizing our Nation's Infrastructure
• House Passes Resolutions That Will Block Education Regulations
• President Signs Three Criminal Justice Executive Orders
• President Signs Order to Curtail Dodd-Frank Financial Regulations
• Three State Legislative Officers to Serve On FCC Advisory Board
• Trump’s Cabinet

• Filibuster’s Fate May Hinge on Supreme Court Battle
• Executive Order Takes Aim at Federal Regulations
• Congress Employs Congressional Review Act to Reject Late Obama Rules
• NCSL to Support Disapproval of Department of Education Rules
• The Road to Tax Reform Gets Bumpier
• Immigration Legislation in the 115th Congress
• Trump’s Cabinet
• NCSL Letter on GASB

• Executive Orders Highlight President Donald Trump's First Week
• Republicans Outline Ambitious 2017 Agenda During Retreat
• Health Care: After Executive Order, Reform Plan Expected by End of Spring
• Tax Reform
• Uncertainty Around Infrastructure Package
• Federal Education Regulations
• Trump Administration Taking Shape
• Supreme Court Nominee Expected this Week

• The Dawn of a New Era—and Spending Priorities—in Washington
• The Ides of March: The Return of the Debt Limit
• Trump Administration Taking Shape
• Passage of Budget Reconciliation Begins Healthcare Reform
• States Closely Follow Healthcare Reform
• Remote Sales Tax Collection: All Eyes on South Dakota

• Congress Has Busy Work Week Before Inauguration Recess
• Healthcare Vote-a-Rama on Wednesday: The Beginning of Obamacare Repeal
• Half the Members of Congress Are Former State Legislators
• Nomination Hearings Take Center Stage 

Issue

Date

Content

• Lawmakers Will Return to a Different Washington
• Trump's Cabinet
• A New Supreme Court Nominee
• Healthcare 
• Tax Reform: Can the State and Local Deduction Survive?
• Infrastructure Financing or Infrastructure Funding?
• President Signs 2016 Water Resources Development Act
• FY 2017 Funding and Pending Debt Limit Increase

• Cybersecurity (NCSL Comments)
• Environment (Water Resources Development Act of 2016 (WRDA))
• Federal Budget
• First Responder Funding
• Preemption (MOBILE NOW Act)
• Immigration (EB-5 Visas)
• Remote Sales Tax Collection

• Federal Budget 
• Education (Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA))
• Transportation (Aviation Preemption; Drones)

• Budget (2016 Fiscal Facts)
• Federal Budget (Budget; Federal Disaster Funding)
• Transportation (Federal Aviation Reauthorization)

• Education (Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA))
• Transportation (Federal Aviation Reauthorization)
• Tax (Internet Tax Freedom Act; Remote Sales Tax Collection)
• Unfunded Mandates 

• Drones
• Energy (Department of Energy/Nuclear Fuel Disposal)
• Federal Budget
• REAL ID
• Remote Sales Tax Collection

 Volume 22: 2015

Issue

Date

Content

• Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
• Federal Budget
• Government Shutdown?
• Tax Extenders
• NCSL Letter on Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA)
• Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act Enacted

• Reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
• Transportation Reauthorization Conference Committee
• NCSL Addresses FCC Preemption of States
• Big 7 Calls for Unfunded Mandates Reform 

• Federal Budget Deal
• Long Term Transportation Legislation
• New Speaker Paul Ryan
• Federal Spectrum Incentive Act - Drones 

• Federal Budget Deal
• Transportation Reauthorization Extension
• NCSL Comments on Law Enforcement Legislation
• Sanctuary Cities
• Wildfire Disaster Funding

• Federal Budget
• Sequestration
• Transportation
• Highway Trust Fund
• Debt Limit

• Federal Budget
• Federal Communications Commission
• Export-Import Bank
• Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation
• Education

• Remote Sales Tax
• Internet Tax Freedom Act (ITFA)
• Pope Francis
• Federal Budget
• Shutdown Showdown
• NCSL Comments on Transportation Safety 

• Highway Trust Fund
• Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
• Federal Budget
• Fiscal Cliff
• Law Enforcement Funding
• EPA Pollinator Regulations
• Managed Care Programs 

• Education Reauthorization
• Transportation Funding
• Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) 

• Remote Sales Tax
• Metal Theft Legislation
• Transportation Funding
• Federal Appropriations 

• Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation
• Transporation Funding
• Remote Sales Tax
• EPA Clean Water Rule
• Supreme Court Update

• Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation
• Environment (EPA Clean Water Rule)
• Transportation Funding
• Internet Sales Tax
• Supreme Court Update 

• Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation
• Federal Budget 
• Harbor Maintenance Trust
• Transportation (NCSL Testimony) 

• Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation
• Department of Labor Regulations
• Education Reauthorization
• Federal Budget - Tax

• Federal Budget
• Fiscal Cliff
• Transportation (DRIVE Act)
• NCSL Sends Letter on Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
• FCC  
• NCSL Submits Brief on Municipal Broadband Networks Preemption 

• Federal Budget
• Internet Sales Tax
• Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
• Railroad Legislation

• Education
• Federal Budget
• Immigration
• Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization

• Internet Sales Tax
• Transportation and Infrastructure
• Unfunded Mandates
• Tax

• Anti-Human Trafficking Legislation 
• Federal Budget
• Internet Sales Tax
• Terrorism Risk Insuance 

• Federal Budget
• Human Services (Temporary Assitance for Needy Families (TANF))
• Internet Tax Freedom Act
• Tax (General; Tax Extenders)
• Terrorism Risk Insurance

 Volume 21: 2014

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 Volume 20: 2013

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 Volume 19: 2012

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