The bill narrowly passed the House but is under Senate review, with concerns about its impact on healthcare, taxes, and national debt.
Conservatives, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, advocate redirecting funds from Planned Parenthood to non-abortion community health centers.
Covenant Eyes scans devices for explicit content, flags concerns, and sends reports to accountability partners, raising ethical questions about monitoring.
Ron Johnson is pushing for pre-pandemic spending levels, saying excessive spending threatens the nation's fiscal future.
Critics warn nearly 8 million Americans could lose Medicaid coverage by 2033, though Speaker Mike Johnson argues the changes protect resources for those truly in need.
Contentious provisions include $700 billion in Medicaid savings, food aid reforms, and a $4 trillion debt ceiling increase, sparking debate among Senate Republicans.
Moderates criticize proposed Medicaid reforms and child tax credit provisions, while fiscal conservatives push for deeper spending cuts.