Reduced the federal sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine offenses.

Established a federal evidence-based home visiting program for pregnant women and families with young children in communities facing greater barriers and health risks.

Expanded Medicaid, created insurance marketplaces, prohibited many coverage denials, and widened subsidized access to health insurance.

HUD issued a final rule to give jurisdictions receiving HUD funds clearer planning obligations, data tools, and procedures for meeting the Fair Housing Act's requirement to affirmatively further fair housing.

The Supreme Court held that disparate-impact claims are cognizable under the Fair Housing Act, preserving an important tool for challenging facially neutral housing policies with discriminatory effects.

Updated and expanded GI Bill benefits, including changes affecting housing, school closures, reserve eligibility, and the elimination of benefit expiration for many Post-9/11 GI Bill users.

Bipartisan criminal justice reform law that reduced some federal sentencing disparities and expanded earned-time credits.

Permanently funded mandatory federal support for HBCUs and other minority-serving institutions.

Pandemic relief law that included the expanded Child Tax Credit, direct payments, and other anti-poverty measures.

Directed federal agencies to assess whether programs and policies perpetuated systemic barriers for underserved communities.

Created a USDA lending framework to help producers and landowners resolve heirs' property title problems that often prevent access to federal agricultural programs and make Black-owned family land vulnerable to partition sales and loss.

Expanded eligibility for VA healthcare and disability benefits related to toxic exposures, including burn pits, Agent Orange-related conditions, and other service-connected harms.