The debate within the Republican Party centers on whether to implement Trump's agenda quickly with two bills or delay for a comprehensive approach in one spring bill.
Proponents of a single legislative package argue that it helps frame the vote as a referendum on Trump and would be easier to pass given GOP's tenuous control of the House.
Delaying legislative action risks slowing down Trump's agenda, particularly the costly mass-deportation program, which requires extensive new funding and cannot rely solely on executive actions.
Costs associated with mass deportation highlight the financial challenges Republicans may face; estimates range between $315 billion for a swift approach and nearly $1 trillion over ten years.
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