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Freedom Caucus Insists It Did Not Fold on Trump’s Megabill

UNITED STATES, JUL 2 – The House Freedom Caucus released a memo opposing the Senate bill for increasing the deficit by $761 billion and including contested provisions on Medicaid and spending, complicating passage efforts.

  • The House Freedom Caucus released a three-page memo sharply criticizing the Senate's version of President Trump's budget bill, citing increased deficits and contentious provisions.
  • The memo states the bill breaches the $1 of tax cuts per dollar of spending cuts framework, adding $761 billion to the deficit and funding transgender care and Medicaid for unauthorized immigrants.
  • The Senate passed the bill 50-50 with Vance's tie-breaking vote; CBO projects a $3.3 trillion debt increase, $500 billion more than the House version.
  • The House Freedom Caucus's opposition has stalled legislative progress as Trump meets with holdouts to meet the July 4 deadline, risking bill passage.
  • House Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Harris urged Trump to recall senators for further negotiations as the bill heads back to the House for reconciliation.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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