A procedural vote to set up final passage for the legislation stalled as Speaker Mike Johnson worked to sway holdouts and meet Trump's July 4 deadline.

Frustration within the Republican Party is coming from two camps: fiscal hawks and lawmakers representing districts that heavily rely on Medicaid.

When the Senate passed its version of Donald Trump’s giant budget-reconciliation package on Tuesday, the idea was to jam the House with it: force a rubber-stamp vote on the bill as it was in order to meet a self-imposed July 4 deadline to get the whole messy and unpopular measure onto the president’s desk.