The Improving Digital Identity Act of 2024 is like a big team project that helps everyone have a safer way to say who they are online, so people don't pretend to be them. It makes a special group in charge of figuring out smart and fair ways to do this for everyone, but it doesn't say exactly how much money they'll need or how they should pay for everything.

The Fraud Prevention and Recovery Act is like a plan to help catch and stop people who take money they're not supposed to, especially from COVID-19 programs. It gives more money to special helpers, like investigators, to find and fix these mistakes and also help people whose identities might have been stolen.

Here's what the bill is about: The bill wants to stop giving free ID cards to people who are in the country without permission, and says that papers from immigration meetings can't be used to get government help. It also asks for a report to check how much these ID card programs cost.

H. R. 8499 is a proposed rule that says if someone wants to vote by mail in big national elections, they have to explain why they can't go to the voting place and send their request a few days before the election. It also says they need to promise that it's really them asking for the mail-in vote.