H. RES. 980 is like a set of rules for talking about four ideas at school: one is about punishing those who run away in cars from police, and others are about sending people away for doing bad things like cheating with Social Security or driving when they're not supposed to. It tells exactly how long everyone can talk and what they can say.

H. R. 5585 is a proposal to make it a crime if someone tries to run away in a car from a police officer who works for the U.S. near the border. If they do and get caught, they could go to jail for up to 2 years, and if they're not from the U.S., they might have to leave the country.

H. R. 5585 is a bill that wants to make it a big trouble if someone tries to run away from police near the border using a car. It says if they do this, they could go to jail, pay fines, and may not be allowed to stay in the U.S. anymore.

H.R. 5585 is a new rule that says if someone tries to run away from a police officer near the U.S. border while driving a car, they can get into big trouble like going to jail or paying a lot of money. If they are not from the U.S., they might have to leave and not be allowed to come back.

H. R. 8992, called the "Stop Fentanyl at the Border Act," is a plan to spend a lot of money to help keep the U.S. borders safer by stopping bad drugs like fentanyl from coming in, using more police officers, better technology, and improved rules to catch people who try to sneak around the border checks.

Sometimes the government wants to make sure people follow the rules, like not running away from the police in a car. This document talks about making new rules that would punish people who do that, and also people from other countries who have done bad things, like cheating with Social Security or driving drunk.