H.R. 30 is a bill that says if someone from another country has done bad things like hurting other people or breaking important rules, they can't come to or stay in the United States. The bill wants to make sure everyone follows the same rules about what those bad things are.

This bill wants to make sure that people who aren't from the United States, but have done bad things like hurting others or breaking special rules, aren't allowed to stay in or come into the country. If they have done certain really bad things, they would have to leave too.

This bill says that people who are not from the U.S. and have done bad things like hurting others at home or acting inappropriately, cannot come into the country or have to leave if they are already here. It uses rules from other laws to decide what kinds of bad actions count.

This bill is about stopping certain people from entering or staying in the U.S. if they have done bad things like hurting others or being involved in inappropriate actions. It's like saying if someone breaks important rules, they aren't allowed to visit or live here.

H. R. 7909 wants to make a rule where people from other countries who have done bad things, like hurting others or breaking the law, can't come to or stay in the U.S. anymore. This means if someone is found guilty or admits to doing such things, they will have to leave or can't enter the country.

The bill H. RES. 1455 is like a set of rules for how a group of grown-ups in a big meeting decide to talk about and maybe change some important ideas, like how schools, money, and helping others should work. It even talks about how cars should be safe for the air we breathe when they’re made in the future!

The bill wants to make a rule that people from other countries who have done bad things like hurting others or scaring them can't come to or stay in the U.S. anymore. It tries to keep everyone safer by taking action against those who've done such bad things.