Republicans in the 119th Congress have used budget reconciliation twice already under unified party control, most recently advancing the Secure America Act (S.2) through the Senate on June 5 and the House on June 9, 2026, by narrow 214-212 and 52-47 votes before it was signed into law. This package directed roughly $70 billion in additional funding for ICE and CBP through fiscal 2029. Discussions of a potential third package, sometimes called Reconciliation 3.0 or the SAVE America Act, center on competing GOP priorities such as further tax relief, immigration measures, military funding, and abortion-related provisions, but internal divisions and a compressed legislative calendar before the August recess have slowed progress. House passage of any additional reconciliation measure would require committee markups, Rules Committee action, and sufficient Republican unity to clear the floor without Democratic support, with timing constrained by the midterms and competing appropriations deadlines.