Congressman Maxwell Frost reintroduces Bipartisan Fair Future Act to support successful reentry by ending housing exclusion for people with prior drug convictions.
I will reintroduce the bipartisan Fair Future Act to end housing exclusion for people with prior drug convictions.
Occurrences
Today, Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost (D-FL) and Congressman Ryan Mackenzie (R-PA) introduced H.R.7765, the Fair Future Act, legislation that would repeal a 1988 amendment to the Fair Housing Amendments Act that has resulted in the permanent denial of rental housing to individuals with prior drug convictions
Congressman Maxwell Frost and Senator Cory Booker introduce the Fair Future Act to support successful reentry by ending housing exclusion for people with prior drug convictions.
Evidence
Frost and Rep. Ryan Mackenzie introduced H.R. 7765, the Fair Future Act, to repeal a 1988 housing restriction that can deny rental housing to people with prior drug convictions.
Assessments
The promise was to reintroduce the bipartisan Fair Future Act, and Frost did so. The provided evidence states that Frost and Rep. Ryan Mackenzie introduced H.R. 7765, the Fair Future Act, on March 4, 2026, specifically to repeal the housing restriction affecting people with prior drug convictions. Because the promised action was reintroduction rather than enactment, this satisfies the commitment. The timing is best judged as later_term based on the evidence classification and the 2026 reintroduction date.
Frost publicly reintroduced the bipartisan Fair Future Act in the House on March 4, 2026, which directly matches the promise to reintroduce it and therefore fulfills the claim.