Republicans in the 119th Congress have already enacted two reconciliation measures since taking power, including the Secure America Act signed in June 2026 that funded immigration enforcement through fiscal 2029. In July the House approved a fiscal 2027 budget resolution with instructions directing four committees to produce roughly $95 billion in additional party-line spending on defense, agriculture, and election-related priorities by early September. Senate Republicans have shown little urgency to advance a companion measure, citing fiscal hawk concerns over offsets, limited floor time before the November midterms, and internal disagreements over scope. No further budget resolution or reconciliation legislation has cleared the House since the July framework vote, leaving the path to another package dependent on renewed leadership negotiations and Senate buy-in before the end of the Congress.