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Bill Analysis | January 28, 2026

Analysis of Title VII: Lowering Prescription Drug Costs & Other Related Provisions

The Great Health Care Plan, introduced by the Trump Administration, fundamentally supports 1) giving Americans their health dollars, 2) giving Americans transparency into costs, and 3) giving Americans more options for how to pay for their healthcare. Title VII in H.R. 7148 and other related healthcare provisions in this bill that passed the House on January 22, 2026, achieve many of the goals outlined in President Trump’s plan.

News | January 28, 2026

AFPI Applauds Arrest of Minnesota Rioters

We commend Attorney General Pam Bondi for stepping up where Minnesota leaders have repeatedly failed to maintain order and protect the rule of law.

Statement | January 28, 2026

Defending Educational Freedom & Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts

As the first state to implement Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs), Arizona created a model that puts the power to make educational decisions back in the hands of parents and families. Today, nearly 100,000 Arizona students participate in the ESA program. Arizona has been used by many states as a model for their own educational freedom initiatives.

Commentary | January 28, 2026

Which Pharmacy Do I Send it To? Commonsense Reforms to Lower Prices

Price transparency is foundational to lower health care costs for all Americans. When patients can compare the price of a service at multiple facilities, they can choose the provider that offers the best value at lowest cost. Drug costs are no different.

Expert Insights | January 28, 2026

A Jacksonian Approach to Sanctuary Cities

It is time to recognize that state and local “sanctuary jurisdictions” have created a constitutional crisis. When Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey illegal aliens that his city “will continue to be a safe haven” and that Minneapolis “will stand up for you and do anything in our power to help,” he is creating his own immigration policy despite the Constitution vesting all such authority with Congress; when Minnesota Governor Tim Walz states that illegal aliens should get welfare benefits because “We provide for all of our people in Minnesota,” he is not only acknowledging that illegal aliens are violating federal law by residing in Minnesota, but that his state stands ready to assist them.

Fact Sheet | January 28, 2026

Promises Kept: Protecting American Children from Chemical and Surgical

The Trump Administration has set out to purge gender ideology from the federal government and dismantle the social institutions that indoctrinate children as well as to ban the practice of child chemical and surgical mutilation and impose sufficient pressure on the medical community to abandon it as a discipline. Given the irreversible consequences of these procedures, it’s not surprising that President Trump’s policies command robust support—polls show that 56% of Americans favor banning interventions like puberty blockers, hormone therapies and surgeries on children.[1]

News Release | January 27, 2026

Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Wisconsin Town Over Paper Ballots

A Wisconsin judge has dismissed a lawsuit aimed at stopping a small town from using hand-counted paper ballots—a win for election integrity and the right of local communities to run their elections as they see fit.

Fact Sheet | January 26, 2026

The Arizona Secure Elections Act

SECURE ELECTIONS ARE CRITICALLY NECESSARY FOR A FUNCTIONING ARIZONA The Arizona Secure Elections Act (SCR 1001/HCR 2001) proposes a state constitutional amendment that, if approved by Arizona voters, would strengthen election eligibility, ballot security, and timely results by establishing the following...

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