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119-HR-0000 · 119th Congress · Housing +1
AI summaryFair Housing Preservation Act
Amends federal housing law to extend fair-housing enforcement authority and expands rental assistance eligibility for low- and moderate-income households.
Consistency
82
Rep. Smith · 119-HR-0000
Vote matched stated position
New press release
Rep. Smith · just now
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119-HR-0042 · Housing
AI summaryFair Housing Preservation Act
Extends fair-housing enforcement authority and expands rental assistance eligibility for low- and moderate-income households.
Alignment
73
119-S-1138 · Immigration
AI summaryBorder Security Act of 2025
Increases border patrol staffing and tightens asylum eligibility for applicants entering between ports of entry.
Alignment
28
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Rep. Smith · 119-HR-0042 · Inconsistent (32)
Public statement said “protecting working families.” Vote opposed the rental-assistance expansion.
Press release on Apr 22 framed the bill as a tax burden on landlords. The floor speech repeated the framing. The roll call on Apr 30 was a NO on the provision that funds a $1.2B housing-voucher expansion.
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Values analysis · Pro
Full bill readBottom line
The bill aligns with your stated positions on housing access and rental-assistance expansion, but conflicts with your position on federal enforcement scope.
Aligned (2)
- §201 voucher expansion
- §104 income-tier eligibility
Conflicts (1)
- §312 federal preemption clause
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Instant · last update Apr 30
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