Legislative Tracker
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H.R. 3565 is an historic bill introduced to block bombs to Israel. It seeks to prohibit the President from selling, transferring, or authorizing export licenses for seven types of weapons to the Israeli government. If this bill is passed, it would block the shipment of BLU-109 bunker-busting bombs, MK80 series bomb variants, GBU-39 small diameter bomb variants, Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) assemblies, SPICE gliding bomb assemblies, 120mm tank ammunition, and 155mm artillery ammunition, including white phosphorus munitions.
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The Trump administration has abused a provision in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) to abduct, detain, and threaten to deport Mahmoud Khalil and others exercising their First Amendment rights to call for an end to Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza.
The Land of the Free Act, introduced by Reps. Deborah Ross and Becca Balint, would repeal this provision and protect pro-Palestinian activists.
An immigration judge in Louisiana in a ruling on September 12, ordered the deportation of Palestinian activist and student leader Mahmoud Khalil — the latest in the Trump administration’s political persecution of Mahmoud. The Trump administration arrested Mahmoud Khalil, held him in a Louisiana detention center for months, thousands of miles away from his wife and newborn baby, and is still trying to deport him.
The Land of the Free Act will take away a dangerous power the White House is weaponizing to punish pro-Palestinian speech and protest. Our U.S. Representatives must cosponsor and call for the swift passage of this legislation.
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Wisconsin Assembly Bill 446 (AB446) and its companion Senate Bill 445 (SB445), introduced in September 2025, seek to codify the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism into state law. These bills would require state agencies, local governments, schools, and universities — including the University of Wisconsin system — to consider the IHRA definition when enforcing laws, policies, or criminal penalty enhancers related to discrimination based on race, religion, color, or national origin.
As of March 2026. The Wisconsin Assembly has already passed AB 446/SB 445, a dangerous and controversial bill that aims to codify the IHRA definition of antisemitism into Wisconsin law. Now, the Senate must vote on the bill before it goes to Governor Evers' desk.
AB 446/SB 445 does not protect against antisemitism as its proponents claim. The IHRA definition conflates antisemitism with legitimate political criticism of the Israeli government and its policies. Codifying the IHRA definition risks penalizing constitutionally protected speech and chilling academic freedom in Wisconsin.
ACTION ALERT: Tell Wisconsin Senators to VOTE NO on IHRA Bill
Over 40 Organizations Urge Wisconsin Leaders to Reject IHRA Bill
Document Date: March 16, 2026
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On March 16, 2026, more than 40 organizations, including the Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance (WMCA)—sent a coalition letter to Governor Tony Evers and members of the Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly urging them to reject Senate Bill 445 and Assembly Bill 446, which would codify the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism into Wisconsin law.
The organizations warn that the proposal threatens constitutionally protected free speech and risks suppressing lawful criticism of government policies, particularly on university campuses and in public discourse. _Coalition Opposition to WI IHR…
The coalition calls on Wisconsin lawmakers to reject the IHRA proposal in its entirety and protect the First Amendment rights of students, educators, journalists, and community members across the state. _Coalition Opposition to WI IHR…