Rep. Campbell, Tom [R-CA-15]

Amendment no. 19 printed in the Congressional Record to reduce Federal Prison System Salaries and Expenses funding by $173,480, the average cost of incarcerating the non-citizens currently detained when the INS denied bond, asylum, or other relief based on secret evidence.

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An amendment, printed as amendment No. 76 in the Congressional Record of July 30, 1997, to increase funding for the African Development Fund by $25 million and to reduce funds appropriated for the Economic Support Fund commensurately.

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An amendment to exempt small businesses from the provisions of the bill if the market share of a business is inadequate to constitute an impediment to competitive pricing.

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An amendment, printed as amendment No. 1 in the Congressional Record of April 16, 1997, to limit the extent to which prior commercial users of subsequently patented inventions without paying royalties. The amendment would restrict prior use to the scope and volume of use prior to the time a patent was granted.

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An amendment numbered 5 printed in the Congressional Record to prohibit the use of funds to enforce provisions of law regarding detained aliens and the use of secret testimony or information with respect to proceedings of deportation.

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An amendment, printed as amendment No. 18 in the Congressional Record of July 9, 1996, to prohibit the National Labor Relations Board from directing any employer to pay backpay to any employee for any period the employee was not lawfully entitled to be present and employed in the United States.

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Amendment no. 3 printed in Part A of H. Rept. 106-235 to prohibit any funding provided to the United Nations Population Fund to be used for abortion or for a country program in China and further reduces, dollar for dollar, the United States contribution for any U.N. funding for a Chinese government population control program.

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An amendment to include an exception against the prohibitions in the bill against using appropriated funds for illiegal aliens. The amendment would allow funds in the bill to be spend for immunizations with respect to immunizable diseases, testing and treatment for communicable diseases, and treatment for symptoms of communicable diseases.

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An amendment to provide incentives to States to modify laws regarding food liability to protect non-profit charitable organizations that receive and distribute donated food. The amendment would direct HUD to give preference to applications for Housing Opportunity Zones to those states which have adopted liberalized liability laws.

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An amendment, printed as amendment No. 3 in part 2 of House Report 105-534, to permit the president to waive any of the Sudan sanctions outlined in the bill if he determines that the national security interest of the U.S. justifies such a waiver.

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An amendment to the Smith amendment to replace the "Mexico City" policy language with a prohibition of the direct use of U.S. funds to pay for abortions or abortion counseling in any foreign country, except in cases of rape, incest or where the life of the mother is endangered. The amendment will also prohibit the direct use of U.S. funds on lobbying for or against abortion and impose a dollar for dollar reduction in U.S. funding to the UNFPA for any amounts it spends on future programs in China.

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An amendment printed as amendment No. 6 in House Rept. 104-663, and modified pursuant to a previous unanimous consent agreement, permit the Chairman of the Budget Committee (with consultation of the Committee's ranking member) to require the Congressional Budget Office to use dynamic economic modeling techniques, in addition to traditional static economic modeling methods, when preparing budget estimates of proposed changes in federal revenue and spending law that have an estimated impact of more than $100 million in any fiscal year. The amendment would also permit the Chairman of the C ommittee on Ways and Means (in consultation with the Committee's ranking member) to request the Chief of Staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation to prepare a similar analysis of any major tax legislation, as designated by the Majority Leader (in consultation with the Minority Leader.)

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An amendment, printed as amendment No. 2 in the Congressional Record of April 16, 1997, to limit publication of information of all patent applications until after there have been two substative actions by the Patent and Trademark Office which would indicate the probability of a patent being granted.

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An amendment to delete the provisions in the bill prohibiting the imposition of court imposed remedies which would result in the loss or depreciation of property values of affected taxpayers. The amendment would specify that any imposed increases in property taxes must not contribute to or exacerbate the deprivation intended to be remedied.

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An amendment to increase funding for the African Development Bank by $8 million.

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An amendment in the nature of a substitute printed as amendment No. 1 in the Congressional Record of March 12, 1998 and considered as having been adopted pursuant to the unanimous consent agreement of March 12, 1998.

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An amendment, printed as amendment No. 79 in the Congressional Record of May 5, 1998, to create a nondiscrimination provision in the bill which states that no individual will be excluded from any program or activity authorized by the HEA on the basis of race or religion.

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An amendment to reduce economic support funding for Israel by $30 million and Egypt by $20 million.

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An amendment to make it a defense to price-fixing actions brought under the bill that the defendant had such a small share of the relevant market as to lack power.

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McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act

United States · United States Congress · 6 October 2000

Renames the Stewart B.McKinney Homeless Assistance Act as the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act.

Taxpayers' Choice Debt Reduction Act

United States · United States Congress · 29 September 2000

Taxpayers' Choice Debt Reduction Act - Amends the Internal Revenue Code to permit an individual to designate three dollars on his or her income tax return (six dollars on a joint return) to be used to reduce the public debt of the United States.

Relating to the reestablishment of representative government in Afghanistan.

United States · United States Congress · 28 September 2000

See summary of: H.Con.Res. 411

Relating to the reestablishment of representative government in Afghanistan.

United States · United States Congress · 27 September 2000

Expresses support for: (1) the right of the people of Afghanistan to determine their own destiny through the traditional Afghan "Loya Jirgah," or Grand Assembly, process by selecting, respecting, and following the decisions of leaders; and (2) the continuing efforts of former King Mohammed Zahir Shah and other responsible parties searching for peace to convene a Loya Jirgah to reestablish a representative government through institution building, to bring stability to Afghanistan, and to end terrorist activities and human rights abuses.

Expressing the sense of the Congress regarding high-level visits by Taiwanese officials to the United States.

United States · United States Congress · 14 September 2000

Calls for: (1) Congress and the executive branch to communicate directly with elected and appointed top Taiwanese officials; and (2) the United States to revise, with a view toward reducing, restrictions on high-level visits by Taiwanese officials to the United States.