The "Laken Riley Act" wants to make sure that people from other countries who have been charged with stealing are taken into custody and also lets states take action if they think they're harmed. But the rules are a bit confusing and unclear, especially about what counts as "harm" and how quickly things should be done.

The "Laken Riley Act" is a rule that says people from other countries who get into trouble for stealing in America should be kept by the government so they can't get into more trouble. It also allows states to speak up if their people are hurt because the government isn’t doing its job right.

H.R. 7649 wants to make sure that any person from another country who is charged with or admits to doing bad things like sexual assault can't stay in the U.S. and will have to leave. This means they could be kept in detention or not allowed to come into the country in the first place.

In this resolution, the House talks about how they'll discuss two big ideas: changing how people buy and sell things to make money (that's the first idea) and deciding what to do about people from other places who might have taken things that didn't belong to them (that's the second idea). They want to make the talks about these ideas go smoothly and quickly.