The bill wants to make sure that money from the U.S. government doesn't go to any groups in other countries that are involved with abortions, making them keep all their activities very separate if they receive any U.S. funds.

The "Let Pregnancy Centers Serve Act of 2024" is a proposal to allow states to use certain government funds to help pregnant women find options other than abortion, like adoption. It might change how money is spent, and some people are worried this could mean less money for other important family help, like jobs and housing.

S. 3610 is a plan to give people a big thank-you in the form of a tax reduction when they give money to special places that help moms and families with unexpected babies, as long as these places don't talk about or help with abortions. If a person gives money to these centers, they can get back part of that money as a tax gift, up to a certain amount.

H.R. 7427 wants to make it clear that states can use special funds to help pregnant women by supporting places like pregnancy centers, which guide them on options other than abortion. It also ensures these centers are treated fairly when getting money from the government.