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U.S. House Republicans want changes to budget before voting for it again

Several House Republicans have indicated they will oppose the budget reconciliation legislation unless modifications are made, expressing particular reservations about the judicial and artificial intelligence-related measures as of June 2025.
This opposition arises amid discussions over a bill clause that prevents federal judges from imposing contempt penalties without a prior bond order, along with a decade-long prohibition on state-level AI regulation.
Republicans also dispute the increasing use of nationwide injunctions by lower federal courts, which they say bind the president and affect all 330 million Americans.
Ted Cruz criticized the power of federal district judges to block presidential actions across the entire country, describing this practice as an example of "judicial tyranny."
The controversy signals potential delays or opposition to the bill, as lawmakers warn they may withhold support unless Senate changes remove these provisions.

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U.S. House Republicans want changes to budget before voting for it again

(The Center Square) – Several U.S. House Republicans say they won’t vote for the budget reconciliation bill if changes are, or aren’t, made in the Senate.

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