- Ensure the U.S. remains competitive in emerging domains with major national security implications such as cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.
- Implement recommendations from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence.
- Implement recommendations from the Cyberspace Solarium Commission.
- Expand access to STEM resources for communities across the country.
- Ensure Afghans who worked for the U.S. military during the Global War on Terror and their family members are given a fair and quick Special Immigrant Visa process as the U.S. military withdraws from Afghanistan.
- Promote our commitment to NATO and our global allies.
National Security and U.S. Competitiveness:
National Service and Civic Education:
- Foster greater civic engagement and sense of community in young Americans by expanding the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Program (JROTC).
- Expand opportunities for Americans to engage in national service through AmeriCorps and increase volunteer diversity by passing the bipartisan CORPS Act.
- Implement recommendations from the Inspire to Serve Act.
- Initiate and develop the U.S. Public Health Commissioned Officer Corps Ready Reserve.
Veterans Affairs:
- Ensure veterans impacted by burn pits and other toxic exposures have access to quality health care.
- Recognize all who served in the Global War on Terror by establishing a memorial on the National Mall.
- Honor President Abraham Lincoln’s commitment to care for those who “have borne the battle,” including veterans, servicemembers, and their families.
Congressional Reform:
- Implement rule changes that make Congress less polarized, more civil, and more effective.