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Here’s What’s in the Latest Version of Trump’s Big Bill Moving Through the Senate
- The Senate approved moving forward to debate President Donald Trump's 940-page 'Big, Beautiful Bill' on June 28, 2025, in Washington, D.C., with a narrow 51-49 vote.
- The bill combines extensive tax cuts and spending increases, including $350 billion for border and national security and plans to deport about one million people annually.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimates the bill would add nearly $3.3 trillion to federal deficits over ten years, cut Medicaid funding by $930 billion, and increase the uninsured by 11.8 million by 2034.
- North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis criticized Medicaid cuts affecting 663,000 people, while Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin defended the bill as targeting waste and fraud and not harming able-bodied recipients.
- Senators are scheduled to begin voting on a potentially extensive number of amendments starting Monday, July 7, as Republicans seek to finalize the bill, which includes reductions in clean energy tax incentives and a $5 trillion increase to the debt ceiling.
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With about 940 pages, the fiscal “great and beautiful project” is an extensive collection of tax exemptions, spending cuts and other Republican priorities, including new funds for national defense and deportations. Now it is up to Congress to decide whether the domestic policy package signed by President Donald Trump becomes law.Trump told Republicans, who have the majority power in the House of Representatives and the Senate, to skip their vaca…
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‘This bill could change substantially’: Senate holds marathon vote on GOP agenda bill
The Senate is expected to begin voting on unlimited amendments to the Republican domestic policy bill, known on Capitol Hill as a "vote-a-rama," this morning. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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