The bill continues tax cuts from President Trump's first stint in the White House, funds his border wall plan, and increases defense spending. The associated fiscal impact of this is offset by reducing federal support for key components of the social safety net, including food assistance and health coverage programs.

The Senate has passed on a new version of Trump's big, beautiful bill back to the House. Here's what's in it and what happens next

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