H.R. 6644 · 119th CongressEnacted July 11, 2026 (became law without signature)12 titles · 56 sectionsDay — of implementation
What this is: every trackable obligation in the enacted statute — extracted by an AI pass over the
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into a structured mandate inventory, three days after enactment. Statuses are computed from statutory deadlines, not yet from agency actions;
in production each row would resolve against live evidence (Federal Register, GovInfo, Grants.gov). The inventory is machine-extracted and not human-verified.
Implementation calendar statutory deadlines by responsible agency · hover a dot
Who owes what
Obligations by responsible agency
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Obligations by deliverable type
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Mandate register the full implementation contract, in statute order
Authority
Deliverable
Type
Deadline
Status
Evidence rail
Reading this view: the statutory deadline is not the real date — the start-by date is.
Each deliverable type carries a planning runway (a final rule ≈ 18 months through Unified Agenda listing, OIRA review, notice-and-comment;
a report to Congress ≈ 5 months through drafting and clearance). Runways here are planning defaults for the demo, not agency commitments.
“Start now” means the runway is already consumed or burning.
Work queue sorted by start-by date, not due date
Start by
Due
Deliverable
Type
Suggested lead (demo)
What this law could mean for you
What should you expect to see from this law?
This law changes housing protections, assistance programs, mortgage rules, and the way communities plan and recover. Start with your situation—not the government agency responsible for implementing it.
Some changes apply now. Others may take time—or may not appear everywhere. A program may still need an agency launch, money from Congress, or participation by your state or local community. Each card explains what must happen first.