H.R. 9116 is a new rule that says if someone who is not a citizen of the United States damages a wall at the border or hurts a National Guard member, they cannot ask to stay in the country. They would have to leave very quickly, within three days.

H. R. 9117 wants to quickly send away people who aren't from the U.S. and who break certain rules, like protesting in a way that hurts schools or churches, or blocking roads. If a person is caught doing these things, they have to leave the U.S. within 60 days.

S. 4756 is a rule that says if someone from another country does something wrong at a protest, like hurting important places or stopping traffic, they have to leave the United States very quickly. Their special permission to stay here is taken away right after they are found guilty of doing something bad.

H.R. 7594 is a proposed law that aims to make America's immigration rules stricter by building a wall at the border, ensuring certain people stay in Mexico before entering the U.S., and stopping some cities from ignoring immigration laws. It also tries to change who can automatically become a citizen if they're born in the U.S. based on their parents' status.

S. RES. 608 is a plan from some senators saying they are not happy with how President Biden is handling people who come to the country without permission. They want him to change some rules to make things stricter and clearer, like sending people back faster if they shouldn't be here.

This bill wants to make it easier and faster for the U.S. to send certain people who came in illegally after January 20, 2021, back to their countries, even if they say they are scared to go back. However, this doesn't apply to people who are in the U.S. military as of January 1, 2024.

H. RES. 1065 is a suggestion from some members of Congress asking the government to change how they handle people coming into the country. They believe that the current way isn't working well and propose some different rules to make it better.