Johnson pushes Reconciliation 3.0 rollout amid GOP pushback on details and votes
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House Speaker Mike Johnson is pressing a Budget Committee markup of a party-line budget blueprint by week’s end to advance Reconciliation 3.0, a package expected to include about $67 billion for defense, $20 billion for farm aid, and elements of the SAVE Act aimed at voter ID and citizenship checks. Hard-line Republicans want more detail before backing any floor action, while questions linger about offsets and votes in the Senate, where Democratic opposition and broader foreign-policy concerns (including aid dynamics around Israel) loom large.
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