New Social Laws

Makes a 2018 law that promotes free legal help for abuse victims permanent.

Repeals the Defense of Marriage Act and requires federal and state recognition of marriages.

Allows disabled federal first responders to keep their retirement benefits.

Stops companies from silencing victims of sexual assault and harassment.

Helps domestic violence survivors separate their phone lines from shared plans.

Extends the operation of the Civil Rights Cold Case Records Review Board.

Improves U.S. programs to prevent and treat malnutrition around the world.

Waives copyright registration fees for student winners of certain art contests.

Strengthens rules to stop human trafficking in government contracts.

Allows married or formerly married couples to separate joint student loans.