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  • How Does the Heroes Act Align with FCNL's Priorities?

    Update | September 9, 2020
    The House passed the Heroes Act (H.R. 6800), a comprehensive bill to further address the COVID-19 pandemic and economic fallout. FCNL has been lobbying Congress to include many policy provisions in the next COVID-19 bill.
  • End American Participation in the War in Yemen with the National Defense Authorization Act of 2020

    Letter | October 17, 2019
    Over forty prominent Americans agree: Now is the time to end U.S. involvement in the Yemeni Civil War. The 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provides a crucial chance to end our complicity in Yemen, and FCNL joined activists and former government officials in calling on Congress to seize that opportunity.
  • A Warning From Indiana: Beware of Medicaid Work Requirements

    Update | June 22, 2020
    The Trump administration recently approved plans to impose work requirements on people relying on Medicaid in Kentucky and Indiana and seems poised to do the same for at least eight other states. Based on my experiences as an attorney and law professor representing low-income clients in Indiana, I can assure you that many people will fall through the cracks.
  • Following the Money: Indian Health Care

    Update | August 23, 2017
    There are two big stories about health care in Indian country and for urban Indians. One has to do with the adequacy of staffing and facilities for the Indian Health Service (IHS). The other has to do with protecting continued funding of federal programs including the IHS and Medicaid, Medicare, and veterans programs along with access to affordable and effective health insurance.
  • Congress Pushes Back on Trump's Proposed Budget Cuts

    Update | August 17, 2020
    After weeks of uncertainty, Congress approved legislation that the president signed in early May to fund the government through the end of September.
  • Reclaiming Identity: The Repatriation of Native Remains and Culture

    Background | September 14, 2020
    Repatriation involves a return to one’s own people. In the Native American context, repatriation involves returning Native American human remains and cultural objects back to tribal members or governments centuries after their collection. 
  • 60+ National Organizations Urge Congress to Pursue Justice for Slain Palestinian-American Journalist

    Letter | November 9, 2023
    This week, a coalition of more than 60 national organizations sent a letter to members of Congress urging them to support the Justice for Shireen Act (H.R. 3477). The bill, introduced by Rep. Andre Carson (IN-07), would require the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the State Department to publicly report on the circumstances surrounding Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh’s death.
  • Understanding Drones

    Background | October 27, 2021
    Drones have rapidly become one of the U.S. military’s primary weapons as U.S. counterterrorism policy has gravitated toward methods that are more secretive, more lethal, and more removed from the battlefield. Here’s what you need to know.
  • Criminal Justice Reform and the Trump Administration

    Update | February 24, 2017
    Last year, we saw the most robust attempts to reform America’s criminal justice system that the federal government has seen in a generation. Congress nearly brought a comprehensive criminal justice reform bill to the floor.
  • More than 100 Organizations Call on Congress to Reject Proposal to Weaken Firearm Export Controls

    Letter | May 14, 2019
    The administration proposal would “thwart congressional oversight and create new and unacceptable risks of exacerbating gun violence, human rights abuses, and armed conflict.”