The bill wants to add new jobs called Image Adjudicators and their supervisors to help U.S. border workers check pictures of cars and containers, so they can catch bad stuff or people sneaking in or out of the country. It also asks for training and regular updates to make sure there are enough workers and that they're doing a good job.

The REVAMP Act is a rule that asks the boss of U.S. border guards to make a plan for fixing up places where people come and go from the country, like repairing a port's leaky roof. But the repairs can't cost more than $300,000 each time, and they have to tell us every year how much they spent.

The REVAMP Act is about making sure the places where people and things go in and out of the country are kept in good shape by fixing things that cost up to $300,000. It also says they have to tell Congress each year about the work they did.