JUST IN: Home Funds Committee Passes Trump's Funds Reconciliation Bundle

[ad_1] The Home Funds Committee on Sunday evening handed the Republicans’ funds reconciliation package deal 17-16 with 4 current.

After failing to cross Trump’s funds package deal on Friday, GOP lawmakers reconvened Sunday evening and voted to cross the reconciliation package deal.

THE HOUSE BUDGET COMMITTEE has handed the Republicans' reconciliation package deal.

17-16, with 4 current.

JOHNSON will get the invoice out of the committee. However there may be A LOT of extra work to do right here

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) Might 19, 2025

There's nonetheless work to do on the invoice.

In line with CNN, GOP lawmakers are nonetheless negotiating modifications to the invoice.

Home Rs are in intense talks with hardliners about modifications to invoice — which is predicted to make implementation of Medicaid work necessities sooner and extra rapidly section out inexperienced power tax credit.

However at Sunday evening Funds Committee, Rs not detailing what modifications on desk

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) Might 19, 2025

In line with Punchbowl Information, the 4 hardline GOP lawmakers pushing for modifications to the invoice: Reps Norman, Roy, Clyde and Brecheen

Sources concerned within the reconciliation talks say that the 4 hardline conservatives — norman, roy, clyde and brecheen — are nonetheless pushing for FMAP modifications.

This has been a line that moderates haven't been keen to cross.

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) Might 19, 2025

Fox Information reported:

President Donald Trump’s “one huge, stunning invoice” survived a key hurdle within the Home of Representatives on Sunday evening, placing it one step nearer to a chamber-wide vote later this week.

Lawmakers on the Home Funds Committee have been summoned again to Washington for a ten p.m. assembly to vote on advancing the laws, which handed the panel in an almost party-line vote.

Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., made a shock look on the committee room shortly earlier than the vote started, telling reporters, “We expect that is going to go nicely tonight. We’re about to seek out out.”

He stated there would probably be “minor modifications” to the ultimate invoice.

It comes after a revolt by 4 conservative Home Freedom Caucus members on the committee blocked the invoice from advancing on Friday, with the fiscal hawks in search of assurances that stricter crackdowns on Medicaid and inexperienced power subsidies within the Inflation Discount Act (IRA) can be within the remaining invoice earlier than a Home-wide vote.