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The reconciliation package for FY2025, including funding for immigration enforcement and detention.
The Jan. 30 continuing resolution (CR) provides stop‑gap for nine of the 12 regular appropriations bills, extending most federal programs through January 30, 2026 while three bills were enacted as ful...
Congress funded the 2025 ICE hiring surge primarily through the FY2025 reconciliation package dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (signed July 4, 2025), which poured unprecedented sums into homeland s...
The Department of Homeland Security’s FY2026 materials show a formal ICE budget request of $11.3 billion, including 21,808 positions and 21,786 full‑time equivalents, concentrated in ICE’s Operations ...
Congress’s FY2025 reconciliation package and subsequent reporting dramatically increased funding for immigration enforcement, but the precise “total budget for ICE enforcement in FY2025” depends on wh...
Presidential directives and choices from FY2017 through FY2025 together pushed ’s budget into new territory by reorganizing funding lines, enabling sustained increases under administrations, and by al...
The main continuing resolution votes split largely along : approved -passed measure 54–46 while the House earlier passed a full-year CR by a narrow margin of 217–213, each decisive tally reflecting pa...
A mid-2025 budget reconciliation package—commonly called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA, H.R.1) and the larger FY2025 reconciliation/DHS supplemental—contains the provisions most likely to dram...
The Labor–HHS– FY2026 appropriations bill finances a broad portfolio across education, health, labor and related agencies — from and to research and programs — with and drafts diverging on levels for ...
Federal, state and local actors have pursued a mix of litigation, state statutes, regulatory rulemaking and congressional bills to tactics since 2024, even as new federal spending and political direct...