Republicans in the 119th Congress have already enacted two reconciliation bills since 2025, most recently a June 2026 measure providing roughly $70 billion for immigration enforcement through ICE and CBP that cleared the House on a 214-212 party-line vote. Speaker Mike Johnson has referenced a possible “Reconciliation 3.0,” and President Trump has urged additional defense funding via the process before year-end. The FY2026 budget resolution already sets reconciliation instructions for relevant committees, allowing deficit increases without Senate filibuster. Passage hinges on Republican unity in the House, competing priorities in the lame-duck period, and any procedural hurdles or internal divisions over offsets or new spending. No further reconciliation legislation has advanced as of mid-August 2026.