Emergency Border Control Resolution

This resolution sets the federal budget plan for 2025 and sets targets for 2026–2034. It recommends overall levels for revenues, spending, deficits, and the national debt. It also uses a fast-track process that limits delays and changes in the Senate for certain budget bills .

House committees are told to write bills by February 27, 2025, to adjust the deficit and raise the debt limit by set amounts. The plan aims to bring spending back to pre‑COVID levels while protecting current Social Security and Medicare spending and paying existing debt costs. The goal is to keep total federal spending at $6.057 trillion or less in 2025 .

• Who is affected: Congress, federal agencies, and programs such as Social Security and Medicare (protected under this plan)
• What changes: Sets budget levels for 2025–2034; directs committees to propose deficit and debt‑limit changes; aims to return spending to pre‑pandemic levels while protecting certain programs; targets $6.057T or less in 2025 outlays
• When: Committee bills due by February 27, 2025; covers fiscal years 2025 through 2034