Republicans in the 119th Congress continue advancing a narrow FY2026 reconciliation package focused on immigration enforcement, with the House Homeland Security and Judiciary committees directed by the April budget resolution to draft legislation providing up to $70 billion for ICE, CBP, and related functions. Senate committees released draft text in early May, and House work on corresponding provisions remains active amid closed-door GOP discussions of a potential third package before the August recess. Passage requires unified Republican support in a chamber with slim majorities, where committee markups, floor scheduling, and internal negotiations over spending priorities and deficit effects directly influence timelines. The reconciliation process allows simple-majority approval without filibuster risk once instructions are followed.