Overview

• Nine Trump Cabinet members are visiting battleground states including Michigan, Nevada and Minnesota to build public support for the legislation.
• Officials are emphasizing popular provisions such as a no-tax-on-tips deduction, expanded air traffic control funding and new overtime breaks.
• A Wall Street Journal poll finds 52% of voters oppose the package while 42% back it, and many Americans view it as favoring the wealthy and inflating deficits.
• White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson says the law will boost take-home pay for working Americans, modernize infrastructure and secure the border.
• Republicans view successful outreach as critical to improving their prospects for congressional gains in 2026.