The plan, which is now under consideration in the Senate after the House of Representatives passed a measure advancing it, does not currently include much detail of where spending will be cut. But it offers some clues and Democrats and advocates warn that social programs,

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) underscored the need to extend President Donald Trump‘s tax cuts in Congress’s budget bill, warning that the biggest tax increase “in U.S. history” would occur at the end of the year if the House’s resolution fails.