The bill wants to make sure that only kids 18 and younger can get special treatment if they break rules. It also asks for a website to show numbers about kids who get in trouble in Washington, D.C., and tries to keep rules about how much trouble someone gets in the same.

The D.C. Criminal Reforms to Immediately Make Everyone Safe Act is a rule to make sure that only kids under 18 get special youth treatment in court, to have lots of information about crimes done by young people posted on a website, and to stop any changes to how long people must go to jail.

H.R. 7530 is a new bill that says only kids 18 and younger in Washington, D.C., can get special help if they break the law, and it also wants to make a website that tells people about kids' crimes, while making sure this information keeps privacy safe.

H.R. 7530 is a plan that says only kids 18 and younger can be called "youth offenders" in Washington, D.C., and it wants to make a website that shows numbers about young people who break the rules. It also wants to keep the people in charge from changing the rules on how people who break the law are punished.

The bill H. RES. 1227 is like a set of rules to help the people in charge decide quickly on some important topics, like helping Israel get defense supplies faster and making laws about young people who get into trouble in Washington, D.C. It also talks about making reports on problems at the border and safety for police officers.