Prohibits dismemberment abortions, a specific procedure used to end pregnancies. Requires doctors to use alternative methods in certain situations.

Establishes an education program to expand training and access for abortion care. Funds the development of this program to improve abortion care services.

Establishes an office to help communities provide mental health services to individuals traumatized by federal immigration law enforcement actions. Requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to create this office.

Establishes a process to provide permanent resident status to certain undocumented immigrants, with specific requirements and qualifications. Requires applicants to meet conditions such as background checks and paying fees.

Authorizes the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to award grants to eligible entities that provide immigration legal services to noncitizen veterans. Funds organizations helping noncitizen veterans with immigration issues.

Clarifies the tariff treatment of merchandise in US foreign-trade zones under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Requires consistent application of tariffs to goods in these zones.

Repeals a law that allows the US to deport immigrants if their presence in the country is believed to have negative effects on foreign policy. This change would prevent the US from deporting people based on their speech or activities that are perceived as harmful to foreign policy.

Repeals a new rule for how the Board of Immigration Appeals handles appeals, returning to the previous process. Requires the Executive Office for Immigration Review to go back to the old appellate procedures.

Requires Governors to inspect immigration detention facilities in their states for health and safety issues, and establishes a system for reporting findings to Congress. Allows state Governors to oversee conditions in these facilities.

Expands the definition of agricultural labor to include processing crawfish, which could change how immigration rules apply to crawfish industry workers. Requires the government to treat crawfish processing as a type of farm work for immigration purposes.

Requires federal law enforcement to better coordinate with tribal authorities when issuing warrants on Native American land, making the process more efficient and respectful of tribal sovereignty. Updates procedures for handling warrants to reduce confusion and errors.

Establishes protections for Native American artists by promoting authenticity and transparency in the marketing of Native American arts and crafts. Requires artists to accurately label their work as Native American-made if they are indeed from a Native American tribe.

Renews the African American Civil Rights Network, which preserves and promotes historic civil rights sites. Funds efforts to document and protect these sites for educational and historical purposes.

Requires certain countries to reimburse the US for costs associated with illegal immigration, and bans foreign aid to countries that refuse to take back their citizens who are in the US illegally. Funds would be withheld until reimbursement or cooperation occurs.

Extends the government's authority to collect foreign intelligence information under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Requires the government to continue following certain rules when collecting this information.

Requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to collect a fee for conducting credible fear interviews, which are interviews with people who claim they will be persecuted if sent back to their home country. Charges a fee for this interview process.

Requires oversight of temporary holding cells used by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Renews the African American Civil Rights Network, which preserves and promotes historic sites related to the Civil Rights Movement. Funds efforts to document and preserve the history of the Civil Rights Movement.

Apologizes for the mistreatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals who served in the US military, Foreign Service, or Federal civil service. Commits to pursuing equal rights and respect for all LGBT servicemembers and Federal civil servants.

Apologizes for the mistreatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals who served in the US military, Foreign Service, or federal government, and commits to pursuing equal rights for them. Requires Congress to consider the treatment of LGBT servicemembers and federal employees.

Extends the government's authority to collect foreign intelligence information under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Requires the government to continue following existing rules for surveillance.

Extends the government's authority to collect foreign intelligence information under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Requires the government to continue following existing rules for surveillance.

Provides temporary immigration relief to Iranians, allowing them to live and work in the US under certain conditions. Requires the government to establish a process for granting this temporary relief.

Establishes the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians and Jefferson College as affiliated areas of the National Park System. Adds these sites to the national network of protected historic and cultural areas.

Exchanges land between the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation and the federal government, potentially altering the ownership and management of specific areas. Requires the federal government to transfer certain lands to the tribe in exchange for other lands.

Reforms regulatory rules for Native American tribes, making it easier for them to manage their own lands and affairs. Requires federal agencies to work with tribes to update and simplify these rules.

Funds veterinary services to improve public health in rural communities, particularly those with Native American populations. Establishes programs to support animal health and disease control in these areas.

Transfers certain land into a trust for the Las Vegas Tribe of Paiute Indians, giving the tribe control over the land. This means the US government will hold the land for the benefit of the tribe.

Transfers control of certain land on Adak Island, Alaska from the Interior Department to the Navy. This change affects the administration of the land, but the specifics of the land use are not detailed in the bill.

Settles water rights claims for the Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, a Native American tribe, related to the Rio Chama. Requires the federal government to provide funding and support for the settlement.