Federal Bill: HR 7567

The Luna Amendment (Amendment 28) has successfully passed!

Bill Summary

H.R. 7567 is a comprehensive farm bill introduced in the 119th Congress that addresses agriculture, food policy, and national security issues. The bill was reported out of the House Agriculture Committee on March 5, 2026, by a vote of 34-17 and is pending floor consideration. The legislation covers multiple agricultural and food-related topics, including crop support programs, agricultural trade policy, food safety standards, and pesticide regulation. The bill also addresses environmental protections related to agricultural practices and federal preemption issues between state and federal authorities. H.R. 7567 represents a major piece of agricultural policy legislation that affects farmers, consumers, food manufacturers, and pesticide producers. The bill has generated significant bipartisan discussion and proposed amendments in the Rules Committee as it moves through the legislative process toward a full House floor vote.

Amendment Summary

The Luna amendment would strike three dangerous provisions from H.R. 7567 that would fundamentally reshape pesticide accountability and environmental law. Section 10205 would give pesticide manufacturers—including Chinese state-owned Syngenta—complete immunity from failure-to-warn lawsuits, the primary tool Americans use to hold companies accountable. The immunity applies regardless of whether companies knew about risks, buried studies, or refused to update labels. The narrow "bad actor" carveout only applies after EPA penalizes data falsification—not omission of known hazards. Section 10206 strips 50+ years of state and local pesticide regulation authority. Section 10207 exempts EPA-registered pesticides from Clean Water Act permitting, Endangered Species Act consultation, and CERCLA cleanup obligations. This rewrites major environmental law without dedicated hearings. Bipartisan opposition includes 100+ House signatures and multiple Senate offices. The Luna amendment is the solution—vote YES to restore accountability and environmental protections.

MAHA Action supports responsible policy that puts Americans' Health FIRST. Supporting the Luna amendment strengthens this bill to protect all Americans rights to legally protect themself from pesticides and hold companies accountable!