H.R. 6039, introduced on November 12, 2025, is a comprehensive bill addressing small business support, Native American economic development, military family employment, fentanyl trafficking prevention, and government ethics. The legislation extends the Small Business Administration's FAST Program through 2030 with enhanced outreach to underrepresented regions and minority institutions, establishes Native American tourism grant programs with $35 million in federal funding through 2030, and creates an immediate tax credit for employers who hire military spouses. The bill establishes a National Security Council Fentanyl Disruption Steering Group coordinating 11 federal agencies to combat drug trafficking, and includes ethics provisions prohibiting House members and employees from serving as officers or directors of publicly traded companies to reduce conflicts of interest. Additionally, the legislation appropriates $6 million across six federal agencies for diabetes research, small business development, Marine Corps operations, bird conservation, and housing inspections, while requiring House committees to hold implementation hearings on the bill's provisions.
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