H. R. 7557 is a plan to make the Coast Guard a safer place by protecting people from being harmed or bothered, and it makes sure that everyone knows what is going on inside the Coast Guard. It also helps people who have been hurt and tries to make things fair and safe for everyone.

H.R. 8454 wants to make sure that military members, when they leave service, get more help knowing about healthcare, especially if they've been hurt or threatened. It will help them learn about special services, like doctors and therapy, just for them through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

S. 5062 is a plan to make sure people who work in prisons are safe from bad behavior, like being bothered or hurt by the prisoners. It asks smart people in the government to figure out what’s been happening and to make rules so it stops happening.

The BE GONE Act wants to make sure that if someone from another country is living in the U.S. and they do something really bad like hurting someone in a way the law calls "sexual assault," they can be sent back to their own country more quickly.

H. R. 9693 is a bill that wants to make sure people who have been hurt or scared by someone they know can feel safe and get help. It plans to give them time off work, protect them from being treated unfairly at jobs, and make sure they can get money support if they need to stop working all while teaching everyone else more about staying safe.

S. 5132 is a bill that helps people who have been hurt or scared by someone they know by giving them time off work if they need it, making sure they are treated fairly, and teaching more people about helping them.

The BE GONE Act is a rule that wants to make it easier to send away people from another country who have broken the law by doing very bad things like hurting others. It wants to add some new bad things to the list so that these people can be told to leave more quickly.

The Coast Guard Academy Safe-to-Report Act is a plan to help Coast Guard members feel safe telling about bad things like bullying, without getting in trouble for small mistakes that happened around the same time. It makes sure there's a way to keep track of these small mistakes too.

H.R. 9051 is a plan to help police officers be better at helping people who have been hurt by bad people, giving them special classes so they can be kinder and more understanding. The plan gives money to police groups so they can teach their officers to better help victims without making them feel worse.

H. R. 10160 is a plan to keep prison workers safe from bad behavior like bullying and hurting by people in jail. It asks a special helper to learn how often this happens, report it, and suggest ways to stop it so prison workers feel safer at their jobs.

H.R. 7649 wants to make sure that any person from another country who is charged with or admits to doing bad things like sexual assault can't stay in the U.S. and will have to leave. This means they could be kept in detention or not allowed to come into the country in the first place.

The bill is about making prisons safer for the people who work there by stopping bad behavior, like bullying or hurting, which is sometimes done by the people in jail. It asks the prison bosses to follow some smart ideas on how to fix this, share information about what they are doing, and create rules to help keep everyone safe.

The "CREEPS Act" says that if people working for the government or companies that work with the government do bad things like hurting others, they have to lose their jobs and can't get better pay or promotions for five years. It also makes sure these rules are part of contracts, so everyone knows they have to be good at work.