Recent developments in the U.S. Congress indicate a significant push towards expanding school choice and voucher programs. Key figures like Senator Ted Cruz have announced various bills aimed at incentivizing K-12 scholarships and providing federal funding for private school vouchers. The proposed legislation, including the Universal School Choice Act, could offer scholarships of up to $5,000 per student, leading to broader access to private education. Advocates, including Catholic bishops and Orthodox groups, have expressed support for the measures, although concerns remain about specific provisions in the proposals. The conversation around school choice is intensifying, with lawmakers striving for a comprehensive federal voucher scheme despite some opposition from religious liberty groups and public advocates. As these discussions progress, stakeholders are closely watching the potential implications for educational equity and funding.