A lame-duck session is when Congress convenes after an election but before the newly elected Congress members take office. As with a lame-duck president, a lame-duck Congress can use this time as a last chance to change or secure legislation.

MWEG continues to call on Congress to reaffirm its constitutional role to stop the politicization of the U.S. military and lead out in ensuring due process for individuals and restoring peace within U.S. cities.

Congress must push back against pocket rescission attempts and preserve its own rightful role as the branch that creates laws and controls the budget — its "one job."

Learn how to follow important bills as they progress through Congress so you can track and understand federal legislation that is important to you.