Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Faces Senate Showdown: Will It Survive the Red Pen?

Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill heads to the US Senate, with Mike Johnson urging minimal changes as committees prepare markups. Requiring only 51 votes under reconciliation, the bill aims for a July 4th completion but faces hurdles. Deportation challenges and issues like anchor babies spark debate, with GA Rep Kasey Carpenter pushing for in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants. Critics blame corrupt politicians for open borders, praising Trump’s tough stance.

The Big Beautiful Bill heads to the US Senate this week. Trump gives the senate go ahead to take the red pen to the Big Beautiful Bill. Mike Johnson is urging the Senate to alter as little as possible. You are hearing the noise on the Big Beautiful Bill. They will start putting markups on the bill means that it will have to come back to the house for approval. Remember under reconciliation the senate only has to vote 50+1 to move it out of debate, not the normal 60. The bill has to go through all the senate committees. They want this bill to be completed by July 4th. There should be a bill voted on that is released the same day.
Deportations were going to be a problem. The mess that we are in is not from what just happened. The problem lies with having to put these babies in school and having anchor babies. GA Rep Kasey Carpenter R-Dalton has been trying to pass a bill in GA for years to give illegals instate tuition. Carpenter wrote a letter for the teen that spent 2 weeks at the Stewart Detention center in lumpkin. Her dad brought her here when she was 4 years old. Father is illegal. She is illegal. The father has been working in the country since she was 4. We have corrupt lawmakers that have allowed this for years. Doanld Trump is the only president in the past 20 years that has done something to stop this. The corrupt career politicians are the ones that have taken the money and allowed the border to remain open. But what do we do about it?