Federal courts are organized into regions called districts, and each district has a list of towns where judges are required to hold court sessions. This law adds College Station, Texas, to that list for the Galveston Division of the Southern District of Texas, and adds El Centro, California, to the list for the Southern District of California. In practical terms, it means federal court must be held in those two towns, which could matter to people with federal cases in those areas, such as lawyers, defendants, witnesses, and jurors. The summary doesn't say how often court would meet there or whether any new courthouses would be built.