Sponsored by Gabe Evans (R)
Stop Pills That Kill Act
Increases criminal penalties for manufacturing fentanyl and counterfeit pills using pill-pressing machines.
Tradeoff
Creates new federal crimes and longer prison sentences for selling pill-pressing equipment used to make counterfeit fentanyl or methamphetamine. Requires the DEA to develop a plan to combat counterfeit pills and report annually to Congress through 2031.
What's in it
Passed the House by on September 15, 2026 — sitting in the Senate.
House
Introduced
(Mar 19, 2026)
House
Committee on the Judiciary(Mar 19, 2026)
The bill went to more than one committee at the same time.
House
The committee voted to send it to the floor
Reported 43 - 6(Jul 21, 2026)
House
Passage of the bill
Passed by (Sep 15, 2026)
No individual votes were recorded.
Senate
Received from the House
on the Judiciary(Sep 16, 2026)