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. J. RES. 69 is a plan by the Senate to handle a special kind of trial to decide if Alejandro Nicholas Mayorkas, who helps protect the country, did something wrong in his job. It sets rules for when things should happen and how people can talk and show information during this trial.