Trump Pushes Unified GOP Strategy for Immigration, Taxes, and Spending

President-elect Trump meets with Republican lawmakers to resolve divisions over a legislative approach to his second-term agenda.

President-elect Donald Trump is advocating for a single comprehensive bill to address immigration, tax cuts, and energy policy, but some Republicans prefer a two-bill strategy to expedite border security measures.
Republicans plan to use the reconciliation process to bypass Democratic opposition in the Senate, leveraging their slim majority to advance major legislation.
House Speaker Mike Johnson supports the one-bill approach but faces resistance from fiscal conservatives within his party, complicating efforts to finalize the strategy.
Some Democrats signal potential bipartisan cooperation on issues like immigration reform, tax policy, and government efficiency, reflecting post-election shifts in political dynamics.
Trump is hosting meetings with House Republicans at Mar-a-Lago this weekend to build consensus and address challenges in advancing his legislative priorities.