New Crime and Justice Laws

Authorizes a location on the National Mall for the Women's Suffrage Monument.

Removes a restriction on how American Samoa can amend its constitution.

Amends a law to improve how child abuse and neglect are handled for Native kids.

Requires colleges to report hazing incidents and create prevention programs.

Improves technology to find dangerous drugs like fentanyl and xylazine.

Stops pension payments to Members of Congress convicted of certain crimes.

Provides grants for training to prevent and report child sexual abuse in schools.

Requires a national study on child abuse in youth residential programs.

Makes certain temporary federal district judge positions permanent.

Creates a pilot program for volunteers to clean up old, polluting mines.