The bill wants the Department of Homeland Security to check how well people they hire to do jobs at the U.S.-Mexico border are working, without spending any extra money, so they have to use what they already have.

The DHS Border Services Contracts Review Act is like a rule that asks a big boss at the Department of Homeland Security to check if the people they hire to work by the Mexico border are doing a good job without using any extra money. It's like making sure expensive toys are working well and fixing them if needed, using only the tools they already have.