H. R. 6753 is like a rule change that lets special courts called federal courts decide if certain kinds of lawsuits about guns should go forward or be stopped, instead of state courts where they usually start. This could make it harder for people who want to take these cases to court and might make it confusing because the rules aren't very clear.

The bill tries to stop people from suing in U.S. courts when their contracts can't be done because of U.S. sanctions, which are rules to keep the country safe. It wants to make sure that following these rules doesn't unfairly hurt Americans or businesses.

This bill is like a rule that says people can't use U.S. courts to ask for money if they had agreements with others and those agreements got messed up because of U.S. rules against certain countries. It's to help make sure people in the U.S. aren't punished just for following these government rules.

The "Accountability Through Deportation Act" is a new rule that says if someone from another country doesn't follow the rules when they're allowed to stay in the U.S., they might have to leave the country without even being there to explain their side.

The bill wants to make sure pharmacies always have the right birth control medicines available without delay and sets rules for what happens if they break these rules. If they don't follow along, they might have to pay money, but it might not bother big stores much.