House of Representatives Session 11/10/2025

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House of Representatives Session 11/10/2025

Stay up to date with the U.S. House of Representatives by following real-time sessions, new legislation, and House schedules on the official streaming portal: live.house.gov.

  • Start Time: 12:00 PM ET
  • Presiding: Hon. Adrian Smith as Speaker pro tempore
  • Session Length: Brief pro forma, adjourned at 12:03 PM
  • Next House Meeting: Scheduled for Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at Noon

  • Prayer: Offered by House Chaplain Margaret Grun Kibben
  • Approval of Previous Journal: Journal of last day’s proceedings was approved per House rules
  • Pledge of Allegiance: Recited and led by the Chair
  • Senate Communications: Notice received that the Senate passed S.503, S.1872, and H.R.695
  • Adjournment: Session adjourned following opening business

No legislative votes, debate, or floor actions occurred during today’s session. The meeting was procedural in nature.

A total of 91 bills were introduced last week, covering veterans’ benefits, housing, trade, health, energy, public safety, and more. Examples:

  • H.R. 5926: Requires dispute resolution with Mexico under USMCA — Rep. Arrington
  • H.R. 5927: Makes AI infrastructure a Defense Production Act priority — Rep. Barr
  • H.R. 5936: Excludes VA disability benefits from HUD income calculations — Rep. Carbajal
  • H.R. 5973: Limits on federal immigration enforcement personnel — Rep. Peters
  • H.R. 5905: Tax deduction for volunteer first responders — Rep. Bresnahan
  • See the full list of introduced bills →

For complete summaries and referral committee details, explore the official House Floor Summary page.

  • No bills were passed, presented, or enacted during this session.
  • No House votes were recorded.
  • Recent activity includes 11 bills reported to the House and several placed on the Union Calendar.

Learn more and follow all House proceedings live at live.house.gov.

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