Question 1

What does HR7975 do?

Accepted Answer

This bill seeks to reverse two significant policy changes enacted under Public Law 119-21 by rescinding increased appropriations for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and restoring previously reduced benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. The legislation represents a corrective measure aimed at undoing what the bill's proponents characterize as harmful fiscal and policy decisions affecting both immigration enforcement operations and nutrition assistance for low-income Americans. The bill operates through direct amendment of Public Law 119-21, targeting specific appropriations and benefit modifications that were previously enacted. By rescinding ICE funding increases and reversing SNAP benefit reductions, the legislation attempts to restore the status quo ante that existed before Public Law 119-21's implementation, effectively unwinding both the enhanced immigration enforcement capacity and the diminished food assistance benefits that resulted from the earlier law.

Question 2

Who sponsored HR7975?

Accepted Answer

Shontel Brown, James McGovern, Eleanor Norton, Angela Craig, Salud Carbajal, Sarah Elfreth, Andrea Salinas, Alma Adams, Hillary Scholten, Mike Quigley, Betty McCollum, Andre Carson, Steve Cohen, Daniel Goldman, Shri Thanedar, Frederica Wilson, Troy Carter, Juan Vargas, Melanie Stansbury, Rashida Tlaib, Janice Schakowsky, Seth Moulton, April McClain-Delaney

Question 3

What is the status of HR7975?

Accepted Answer

Introduced as of March 18, 2026.

H.R.7975

H. R. 7975