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Are Further Tax Changes Possible in Reconciliation 2.0? — Lindsey Graham | ChamberLight
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Republican leaders are weighing whether to include tax law changes in an upcoming 2026 budget reconciliation bill primarily focused on funding the Department of Homeland Security and border agencies.
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