H. R. 7980 is a bill that says cars can't get special money help (a credit) if their batteries have parts from places or people the U.S. doesn't trust. This is to help keep car materials safe and not too dependent on countries that might not be friendly.

This bill is like a new rule that says if electric cars have batteries made with stuff from certain countries, then they can't get special money help called "credits" that make them cheaper. It's like saying you can't get a reward if your toy is made with parts from a friend's house who your parents don't get along with.