House Passes Legislation to Repeal DC Police Reforms and Restore Union Protections
Congress Moves to Repeal DC Police Reforms and Restore Union Protections·June 11, 2025 – February 23, 2026

19 days ago
House Passes Legislation to Repeal DC Police Reforms and Restore Union Protections
The legislative effort to roll back D.C. police reforms is currently stalled in the Senate after three separate bills passed the House in 2025. While local 2022 reforms remain in effect, the proposed federal overrides would expand police pursuit authority and restore union bargaining rights. This creates a period of legal uncertainty for D.C. law enforcement and local government authority.
5 months ago
House Passes Bill to Repeal DC Police Reforms and Restore Union Protections
The House passed H.R. 5107 to repeal the District's 2022 police reform law, which critics claim contributed to rising crime.
H.R. 5107House Passes Bill Rolling Back Washington, DC's 2022 Police Reform LawWe voted YES on @RepAndrewClyde ’s Common-Sense Law Enforcement and Accountability Now in DC Act of 2025 to repeal the f
7 months ago
House Approves Bill to Remove Strict Limits on DC Police Vehicle Pursuits
Lawmakers approved H.R. 5143 to remove strict limits on vehicle pursuits, allowing officers more discretion during chases.
H.R. 5143D.C. Police: New Rules for Car ChasesWe voted YES on the District of Columbia Policing Protection Act of 2025 to restore common-sense policing and close dang
10 months ago
House Passes Bill Restoring DC Police Union Rights to Negotiate Disciplinary Procedures
The House voted to pass H.R. 2096, which restores the right of police unions to negotiate disciplinary procedures.
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These three bills form a legislative package aimed at rolling back D.C.'s local police policies. H.R. 5107 serves as a broad repeal of the city's 2022 reform law, while H.R. 2096 and H.R. 5143 address specific issues like officer discipline and vehicle pursuit rules.
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