Bill > HRes383

This Resolution sets the rules for how the House of Representatives will consider two specific bills. First, it allows for the consideration of H.R. 2, a bill aimed at securing the United States borders, by waiving all procedural objections that could prevent its consideration or passage, limiting debate to five hours with specific allocations for different committees, and allowing only one motion to send the bill back for further review. Second, it allows for the consideration of H.R. 1163, a bill designed to encourage states to reclaim unemployment benefits that were paid out fraudulently, also by waiving procedural objections, deeming a specific committee-approved amendment as adopted, and limiting debate to one hour with one motion to recommit. The term "points of order" refers to procedural rules that can be raised to object to a bill or amendment, and "motion to recommit" is a procedural step that allows a bill to be sent back to a committee for further consideration before a final vote.