Freedom Caucus details spending cuts in push for ‘rapid adoption’ of Trump agenda
- The House Freedom Caucus has proposed a two-step approach for passing President-elect Donald Trump's agenda, differing from the single-bill strategy favored by Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson .
- The Caucus aims to fund border security and cut spending, projecting potential savings of up to $541 billion by reversing certain Biden administration policies.
- The proposal includes raising the debt ceiling by approximately $4 trillion, with $100 billion allocated for border security and $200 billion for defense over four years.
- While the Freedom Caucus seeks to negotiate spending cuts, other Republicans express concerns about the risks of addressing the debt limit given the slim majority.
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