The House reconciliation bill, known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” would add trillions of dollars to the federal deficit over 10 years despite claims from Republican lawmakers and the White House that it wouldn’t. Independent analyses contradict the assertions made by supporters of the bill.
Key Points
Independent analyses contradict claims that the bill won't increase the deficit
Republican lawmakers and the White House have downplayed the net cost of the bill
The bill faces opposition in the Senate due to its effect on the national debt
Pros
Extends 2017 tax cuts
Includes other tax cuts
Boosts border security funding
Cons
Adds trillions of dollars to the federal deficit over 10 years