Republicans in Congress are advancing a budget 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 operations through 2029. The Senate and House both adopted the FY 2026 budget resolution in late April, unlocking the fast-track process that requires only a simple majority in the Senate. Senate Judiciary and Homeland Security committees released draft text in early May and plan markups the week of May 19, with the full chamber expected to consider the measure ahead of a June 1 target date set by the administration. Any Senate passage would then move to the House for final action before the legislation reaches the president.