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House Conservatives Push “Skinny” Reconciliation Bill as DHS Funding Fight Intensifies

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April 23, 2026

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House conservatives are sharpening their strategy ahead of a critical reconciliation vote in Congress, emphasizing a “skinny” approach focused on priorities that can realistically pass both chambers. Lawmakers say the goal is to secure funding for key government functions, including the Department of Homeland Security, while avoiding broader spending packages that could stall in the Senate.

Members of the Freedom Caucus warn that breaking up appropriations could set a lasting precedent for future budget battles, as tensions rise over border security and immigration enforcement. With a narrow majority and growing partisan divide, leaders are weighing whether this reconciliation package represents a final opportunity to advance major policy goals before the election cycle intensifies.

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