Continue efforts to move Dalilah's Law through the House and Senate to strengthen CDL requirements and improve roadway safety.

Representative Rouzer ... emphasizing his commitment to continuing efforts to move this bill through the House and Senate to answer President Trump’s call to restore public trust and enhance roadway safety for families nationwide.

Rouzer commits to keep pushing Dalilah's Law through both chambers to tighten commercial driver licensing rules and improve road safety.

Rouzer Roadmap: Third Edition | U.S. Representative
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Dalilah’s Law Moves Forward to Enhance Roadway Safety and Driver Accountability

Rouzer's Dalilah's Law advanced in committee, with the legislation strengthening CDL requirements to improve road safety.

News List | U.S. Representative
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I look forward to working with Secretary Duffy and Chairman Graves to get this bill to the President’s desk to prevent tragedies like Dalilah’s from happening again.

Rouzer pledged to advance Dalilah’s Law toward enactment to improve CDL standards and road safety.

Chairman Rouzer Introduces Dalilah’s Law to Strengthen Road Safety and Save American Lives | U.S. Representative
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I look forward to working to get this bill through the House and Senate to answer President Trump’s call to restore public trust on our roadways.

Rouzer commits to keep working to advance Dalilah's Law through Congress.

Dalilah’s Law Moves Forward to Enhance Roadway Safety and Driver Accountability | U.S. Representative
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Today, the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved Dalilah’s Law, legislation led by Highways and Transit Subcommittee Chairman David Rouzer (R-NC) to strengthen Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) requirements ... 'I look forward to working to get this bill through the House and Senate'

Official committee action shows Rouzer’s bill advanced in committee and Rouzer publicly committed to keep pushing it through both chambers.

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T&I Committee Approves Dalilah’s Law
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ANS to H.R. 5688, Dalilah's Law; ANS was AGREED TO by voice vote. On passage the bill was AGREED TO, as amended, by a recorded vote of 35 Yeas and 26 Nays (RC#70).

The House committee markup resulted in passage of H.R. 5688 as amended, which is concrete legislative progress but not full enactment.

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Markup of an Amendment in the Substitute to H.R. 5688, Dalilah's Law
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Today, the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure passed H.R. 5688, Dalilah's Law, introduced by Chairman David Rouzer (NC-07), sending the legislation to the House Floor.

Rouzer’s office confirms the bill moved out of committee and to the House floor, supporting continued efforts but not final delivery.

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Dalilah’s Law Moves Forward to Enhance Roadway Safety and Driver Accountability | U.S. Representative
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Representative Rouzer expressed gratitude to Chairman Graves, Secretary Duffy, and his colleagues for their support and swift action in advancing Dalilah's Law, emphasizing his commitment to continuing efforts to move this bill through the House and Senate to answer President Trump’s call to restore public trust and enhance roadway safety for families nationwide.

A later official statement confirms Rouzer was still actively pushing the bill as of May 11, 2026, indicating the effort remained ongoing rather than completed or abandoned.

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Rouzer Roadmap: Third Edition | U.S. Representative
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Today, the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure passed H.R.5688, Dalilah's Law, introduced by Chairman David Rouzer (NC-07), sending the legislation to the House Floor.

This official issue page reiterates the same committee passage, confirming the bill advanced but does not show Senate passage or enactment.

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Transportation
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Highways and Transit Subcommittee Chairman David Rouzer (R-NC) today released the legislative text of Dalilah’s Law ... The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will mark up Dalilah’s Law at 10:00 a.m. ET on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Rouzer took a concrete legislative step by releasing bill text and scheduling markup, showing active pursuit of the policy.

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Chairman Rouzer Unveils Dalilah’s Law to Improve Highway Safety and Strengthen CDL Standards
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David Rouzer, R-N.C., chairman of the Subcommittee on Highways and Transit, for his leadership on Dalilah’s Law. ... Not only does Dalilah’s Law close this loophole by ensuring all portions of the CDL exam are administered only in the English language; it also ensures that each state may only issue CDLs to individuals in our country legally with a clean driving record.

This committee-hosted op-ed shows continued official support and advocacy after markup, but still no final House/Senate enactment.

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“Dalilah’s Law: Restoring safety on our roadways” – Chairman Graves in the Washington Times
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Recently, U.S. Senators Shelley Moore Capito ... introduced the Dalilah’s Law Act. The legislation would create new criminal and civil penalties for illegal immigrants who obtain or use Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDL) ... delivering on President Trump’s State of the Union remarks calling on Congress to take action

A Senate companion effort emerged, supporting the claim that Rouzer was still trying to move the issue through both chambers, but it does not prove final passage.

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Capito, Colleagues Introduce Bill to Prevent Illegal Immigrants from Receiving Commercial Driver’s Licenses
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