S. J. RES. 67 is like a special rulebook the Senate wants to use for talking about whether Alejandro Nicholas Mayorkas, the person in charge of homeland security, should keep his job or not. It explains how the Senate should do things like letting people talk, answer questions, and show important papers, so everyone plays fair and follows the same rules.

S. RES. 624 is like a big rulebook that tells everyone in the Senate and the House of Representatives how to play fair when deciding if Alejandro Nicholas Mayorkas, who helps keep the country safe, should be in trouble or not. It explains when they should talk, what steps to follow, and how they should listen to important stories from people to make a fair decision.