The DHS Border Services Contracts Review Act is like a rule that asks a big boss at the Department of Homeland Security to check if the people they hire to work by the Mexico border are doing a good job without using any extra money. It's like making sure expensive toys are working well and fixing them if needed, using only the tools they already have.

The bill wants a group called FEMA to look at how they check if it’s worth making places safer from disasters and asks them to make this process easier. They will talk to different people and write a report about their ideas, but they won’t change any rules unless it’s needed.