Watch Live: House voices about Trump's budget bill after a night session

“If you vote no, vote against American energy, you vote against the securing of the American border and vote against helping these families of the middle class,” said Scalisue.

Johnson was emblazoned on the legislation on the house and said it brings the Americans to win again.

“This one big beautiful calculation is the most consistent legislation that every party that is certainly so thinly said goodbye,” said the spokesman.

All Democrats are expected to oppose the package. And after the house democrats had taken over the procedural blocks overnight to delay a vote on the measure, Hakeem Jeffries scolded the bill in a speech from the House floor in the early Thursday and called it a “reckless, regressive and reprehensible GOP tax fraud”.

“This is an ugly, ugly calculation that the Republicans of the Republicans try to put down the throat of the American people under the cover of darkness,” said Jeffries.

The New York Democrat, who alluded to the intermediate elections next year, warned that “this day is very good the day on which the Republicans of the Republicans have lost the United States representative.”

The coordination comes after the right holding holds met on Wednesday afternoon with Mr. Trump and Johnson in the White House. After the meeting, Johnson pushed with other members of the Republican conference on the changes, while the members of House Freedom Caucus met separately.

Before the White House meeting on Wednesday, Rep. Andy Harris from Maryland, the chair of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, said that he was not optimistic that the invoice could say goodbye this week, even though he was “quite confident” that it could be passed within 10 days.

But after the meeting, other budget hardliners said that the negotiations were led in the right direction.

During a visit to Capitol on Tuesday, Mr. Trump put the Republicans under pressure to stand behind the legislation – which the GOP leaders called “the large, beautiful draft law” – and suggested that those who could have no primary challenges.

In a declaration of the administrative directive published on Wednesday, the Deputies' Office for Management and Household House asked the Republicans to adopt the measure. It reflects “the common priorities of both the congress and the administration” and adds: “The non -monitoring of this legislation would be the final betrayal.”

The details of the updated version of the legislation came together in the last hours before the vote.

Johnson also negotiated with Republicans from Blue States About a provision to state and local tax deductions, known as salt. However, the moderates are committed to an increase in the salt cap, which were currently set at 10,000 US dollars, but argued that the $ 30,000 in the package remained too low. According to the change by the managers, an agreement was achieved to increase the deduction to $ 40,000 per budget for income of up to 500,000.

GOP MP Mike Lawler from New York said on Wednesday evening that he believed that all those who were against the original provision were now on board.

But even if Johnson is able to prevent legislation from the lower chamber, it is expected to be exposed to resistance in the Senate – where numerous Republicans have said that they would strive for changes to the law.

Johnson met with the Senate Republicans to discuss the budget process on Tuesday. The majority leader of the Senate, John Thune, a Republican in South Dakota, told reporters on Wednesday that the speaker would “like to see as little change in the product as possible because they train a very sensitive balance there”. But Thune said: “The Senate will have its impression.”