New Crime and Justice Laws

Requires professionals in Puerto Rico's debt cases to disclose connections.

Allows the Capitol Police Chief to request emergency help without board approval.

Makes peer support counseling for federal law enforcement officers confidential.

Protects federal officers and employees serving outside the United States.

Updates disability and death benefit rules for public safety officers.

Stops the FCC from approving communications equipment that is a national security risk.

Updates rules for ending or transferring registrations to handle controlled drugs.

Funds the government temporarily, provides disaster relief, and aids Afghans.

Authorizes the Attorney General to ban repeat offenders from handling drugs.

Provides emergency funding for Capitol security and aid for Afghan allies.