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Bill Radar monitors legislation across all 50 states, D.C. and the U.S. Congress — and rulemaking in the states as well as Washington — so there is one place to find the policy that matters to your organization.
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Once you find a bill, follow its sponsors, votes, actions, status and committees — and read the official text wherever the legislature publishes a machine-readable copy.
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Dense legalese, decoded. Our AI explainers tell you in plain English what a bill does and what it means for you — and when an amendment lands, a change-summary spells out exactly what changed and why it matters. No more reading 80 pages to find the one line that affects your members.
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The bills aim to modify various aspects of immigration enforcement and admission processes. [HR 5572] would restrict refugee admissions, requiring Congress to establish maximum admission numbers annually, while [HR 4696] seeks to assist long-term residents in obtaining permanent residence status. In South Carolina, [H 5391] and [H 4764] both focus on law enforcement's role in immigration, with [H 5391] mandating immigration status checks for arrested individuals and [H 4764] requiring cooperation with federal immigration enforcement in correctional facilities. Among these, [HR 4696] appears most likely to advance, as it is currently referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary, while others are stalled or have uncertain prospects.
Drawn from
- SB 1542 Immigration FL Failed
- HB 2524 IMMIGRATION MO In Committee
- HR 4696 Renewing Immigration Provisions of the Immigration Act of 1929 US
- H 4764 Immigration SC Passed both chambers
- H 5391 Immigration SC Introduced
- HR 5572 SECURE America Act US
Find similar legislation across jurisdictions
A policy rarely shows up in one statehouse only. Cross-state bill matching shows you where the same policy is already moving in other states — matched by meaning rather than keywords, so it surfaces the relatives an ordinary search never returns.
Spot policy trends early
A bill introduced in one state often appears in several more. Seeing the first one is the difference between shaping a policy and reacting to it.
Find related bills automatically
Matching on meaning uncovers connections a keyword search misses — including bills that never use your search terms.
Reuse what you have already built
Testimony, fact sheets and talking points written for one state travel to the next bill that means the same thing.
See the whole picture, not one bill
Every bill links to its closest relatives in other jurisdictions, so you are reading a national position rather than a single filing.
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Hearing scheduled, amendment filed, vote taken, signed into law — when a bill you follow changes, the alert goes out as soon as we see it. We re-read Congress every few hours and every state legislature daily, so the change reaches you while there is still something to do about it.
A weekly digest highlights what moved on your list, and the “bills you’re missing” digest surfaces new legislation that matches your issues before you have thought to search for it.
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See exactly what changed
A bill says “Section 12 is amended by striking ‘three’ and inserting ‘five’”. Here is what that actually does to the law:
§ 12-4-105 — as amended by HB 42
An applicant shall renew the permit every three five years.
The department shall publish each renewal decision within 30 days.
RemovedAddedQuoted from the bill’s own amendatory text — not paraphrased
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Compare one draft of a bill to the next and see what moved.
Against current law
Compare proposed language to the statute it amends, so you read the law as it would stand.
In plain language
A summary of each change and why it matters, alongside the exact wording.
Grounded against the real statute text wherever we hold it.
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