H.R. 1678 is a plan to make sure people working at the borders of the U.S. follow rules and get special training to do a better job, and it also makes a group to check that they're doing things right, but it doesn't say exactly how much money this will cost.

The Paycheck Fairness Act wants to make sure that boys and girls get the same amount of money for doing the same job, by teaching people how to ask for the right pay, making sure everyone's pay is fair, and promising prizes to bosses who do a great job of treating everyone equally.

The bill wants to make sure everyone knows what groups of experts working with the government are doing, like who's in the group and what they suggest. This means the government will share more information about these groups online, but they have to do it using the same money they already have.

The Water Monitoring and Tracking Essential Resources (WATER) Data Improvement Act wants to keep track of water in the U.S. better by making sure more money is spent on special measuring stations, and it also wants to include Native American lands in the planning.

H. R. 10141 is a plan to make sure the people who watch the U.S. borders are honest and do a good job by creating new teams to check on them and giving them more training. It also wants to collect information to stop families from being split up, but figuring out the money to make it all work is tricky.