Congressman Blake Moore has advanced several legislative initiatives aimed at protecting religious organizations, supporting foster youth, and combating government program fraud.
One significant development includes the passage of legislation through the Ways and Means Committee designed to protect the tax-exempt status of faith-based organizations. The Fair Treatment of Religious Organizations Act seeks to ensure these groups can apply religious standards to employees without losing eligibility for federal contracts or funding.
In recent legislative efforts, Moore introduced the Foster Youth Investment Act. This bill aims to help children in foster care achieve long-term financial security through Trump Accounts by adding foster youth as an eligible qualifying class. This change would allow states and philanthropic organizations to make contributions directly to foster youth without a contribution limit.
Additionally, Moore introduced the Anti-Fraud Fund Act of 2026 to strengthen efforts to identify and recover taxpayer dollars from government program fraud. The proposed legislation includes an investment of $28 billion in the Health Care Fraud and Abuse Control (HCFAC) Program, with $7 billion allocated annually for fiscal years 2027 through 2030.
Other recent legislative actions by Moore include:
The introduction of the Gambling Disorder Health Study Act to investigate the causes and effects of gambling disorder.
The introduction of the Critical Mineral and Extraction Tax Parity Act to strengthen domestic supply chains.
The introduction of the State Boating Act to protect the authority of states to fund waterway safety and conservation.
The introduction of the AI Children's Toy Safety Act to ban the sale or distribution of children's toys incorporating AI chatbots.
Moore has also been involved in securing funding for Utah, including over $30 million for Northern Utah communities in the Fiscal Year 2027 Appropriations and $6.5 million for Hill Air Force Base to support the planning of an F-35 Canopy Maintenance Facility.