What part of harriet Tubman's fair deal social programs passed in congress?

Harriet Tubman was primarily known for her work as an abolitionist, civil rights activist, and conductor of the Underground Railroad, rather than for specific social programs that passed in Congress. While she advocated for social justice and equality, her direct influence on legislation was limited. However, her legacy contributed to the broader movements that eventually led to significant social reforms and civil rights advancements in the United States.