H. R. 1323 is a bill that plans to help the Ohkay Owingeh people in New Mexico by giving them special rights to share water fairly and taking care of their land and trees. This involves a lot of money to make sure everything is done properly, but it's important to decide carefully how this money is spent.

H.R. 1322 is a bill that wants to make sure some Native American groups in New Mexico can use water fairly by setting up money funds to help them manage and care for water. These funds ensure they can build things they need and follow the rules about taking care of the environment while also making sure everyone agrees on who gets to use the water.

The bill is like a big agreement where people work together to share and take care of water in a river in New Mexico, and they also set up a big piggy bank with lots of money to fix water problems and help the environment.

The bill helps a group of people called the Zuni Indian Tribe get the water they need in New Mexico and keeps a special lake called the Zuni Salt Lake safe. It sets up a big pot of money to fix water problems and make sure the tribe can take care of their water now and in the future.

H.R. 7240 is a plan to make sure that the Fort Belknap Indian Community in Montana gets their fair share of water. It includes rules for sharing and using water, and sets aside money to fix and build pipes and other important things to help them get clean water.