Sheri Biggs

Defending Women in the Workplace Act

This bill would strengthen legal protections for women in the workplace by addressing discrimination and harassment based on sex or gender. It likely aims to give women better tools to report violations, hold employers accountable, and seek compensation for unfair treatment, affecting both private companies and government agencies that employ women.

No Mercy for Terrorists Act of 2026

This bill would likely increase criminal penalties and reduce legal protections for people convicted of terrorism-related offenses, making it harder for them to receive reduced sentences or early release. It would affect how federal courts handle terrorism cases and could impact both the prosecution of terrorism suspects and the rights available to defendants in those cases. The bill is currently under review by the House Judiciary Committee.

National Guard Protective Zone Act

The bill would likely establish special legal protections or designated zones where the National Guard operates, potentially giving them expanded authority or immunity in certain law enforcement situations. This could affect how National Guard members are prosecuted or held accountable when they use force during domestic operations, as well as how civilians in those zones interact with military personnel. The proposal is currently under review by the House Judiciary Committee.

Protecting Motherhood Act

Based on the title and subject matter, this bill likely aims to provide workplace protections or benefits for mothers, such as paid leave, flexible work arrangements, or anti-discrimination safeguards for pregnant workers and new parents. The specific details would depend on the bill's actual provisions, but the intent appears to be addressing how government policies or regulations affect working mothers. Without access to the full text, the exact scope—whether it applies to federal employees, private sector workers, or both—cannot be determined from the referral information alone.

Major Thomas D. Howie Congressional Gold Medal

This bill would award a Congressional Gold Medal, one of the highest civilian honors, to Major Thomas D. Howie, a World War II soldier who became known as the "Major of St. Lô" for his leadership during the liberation of France. The medal recognizes his bravery and sacrifice in combat, and would be displayed in a museum to commemorate his service to the country.

Mobilizing Against Sanctuary Cities Act

This bill would penalize cities and states that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement by restricting their federal funding and grants. It would affect local governments, law enforcement agencies, and immigrants living in sanctuary jurisdictions by making it harder for these areas to receive federal money if they don't comply with immigration enforcement requests. The proposal aims to pressure local authorities to work more closely with federal immigration officials.

Protecting the Mailing of Firearms Act

This proposal would allow people to mail firearms through the U.S. Postal Service, which is currently prohibited by federal law. The change would affect gun owners, postal workers, and law enforcement agencies that oversee mail regulations. Supporters argue it would give people more convenient shipping options, while opponents worry about safety and security risks.

NFA SBS Act

This bill would change how short-barreled shotguns and similar firearms are taxed under federal law, potentially removing or reducing the special tax that currently applies to these weapons. The changes would affect gun manufacturers, dealers, and individuals who own or want to purchase these types of firearms. The proposal has been sent to two congressional committees to review the tax and legal implications.