In this episode of Congress in Context, we explore a pivotal day as the 119th Congress navigates a complex landscape of technological transformation, national security, and legislative legacy. The House made history by passing the Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act to overhaul safety and industry standards for professional fighters, alongside a suite of bipartisan bills aimed at modernizing aviation supply chains and regional infrastructure [1031–1037]. In the Senate, the swearing-in of Alan Armstrong as Oklahoma’s newest Senator provided a brief moment of ceremony [651–652] before the floor erupted in a contentious debate over the SAVE America Act, which saw leaders clash over whether proof-of-citizenship requirements represent "common sense" or " ...