Juvenile detention, imported shrimp, forever chemicals among hundreds of bills cut off by House deadline

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Those include social conservative priorities like providing time for prayer in public schools, requiring classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, restricting the use of bathrooms by transgender people in public spaces and banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs in K-12 schools.
42% : Among the roughly 200 proposals that landed in the scrap pile were: a bill addressing unconstitutional conditions at Texas' juvenile detention centers; a pair of measures related to imported shrimp; legislation to keep toxic "forever chemicals" out of farmland; and a Republican priority, billed as an "anti-squatters" plan, that tenants' advocates say would accelerate evictions.

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