Overview
- House conservatives criticize Speaker Mike Johnson's latest spending deal, warning it will increase federal debt.
- The spending package, completing appropriations for fiscal 2024, has been met with resistance from GOP spending hawks.
- The deal, negotiated with the White House, includes funding for three-quarters of the federal government but lacks conservative border security policies.
- Despite criticism, the deal aims to prevent a government shutdown by meeting Friday's deadline.
- The Senate awaits the package, with potential amendment votes focusing on immigration and border security.