Senate Republicans are advancing a narrow reconciliation package to provide roughly $72 billion in additional funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection, and related Department of Homeland Security functions over three years. The process began with Senate adoption of the FY2026 budget resolution on April 23 by a 50-48 party-line vote, followed by identical House passage on April 29. Senate Judiciary and Homeland Security committees released draft text on May 4, with markups expected this week to meet the May 15 deadline for committee submissions. President Trump has urged final approval by June 1 to address lapsed appropriations. Reconciliation allows the measure to pass the Senate with a simple majority, bypassing the filibuster, though any House amendments would require another Senate vote.