HR 424

```json { "summary": "This bill proposes to reimburse states, primarily Texas, for significant investments they’ve made in border security. It aims to address the argument that states are effectively paying for federal border security responsibilities twice – once through their own budgets and again through federal taxes. The bill would establish a process for eligible states to apply for reimbursement of their non-federally funded border security expenses, provided they’ve spent over $2.5 billion in the past decade.", "keyProvisions": [ "States with over $2.5 billion in prior border security spending are eligible for reimbursement.", "States must submit an accounting of all non-federally funded border security expenses.", "Texas is highlighted as a primary example of a sta