H.R. 7159, called the "Pacific Partnership Act," is a plan to help the U.S. make friends and work with island countries in the Pacific Ocean, like when buddies share toys and plan fun activities together. It wants to create ways for everyone to get along better and share ideas, but some people worry it might not tell all the details about how much it will cost or exactly how it will work.

The bill is like planning a big playdate where leaders from the U.S. and Africa meet every few years to talk and have fun together, and they can have smaller playdates in between. It says who is in charge of organizing these playdates, but it doesn't clearly say where the money will come from or how they will know if the playdates are good or helpful.