A slim majority in the House passed H.Con.Res.14 on February 25, approving the Republican budget resolution with a 217-215 vote. The plan enables major tax cuts and increased immigration enforcement funding, while proposing $2 trillion in spending cuts—including $50 billion from federal employee retirement and health benefits. NARFE opposed the move, citing concern that the resolut... https://www.federalpensionadvisors.com/post/proposed-changes-to-federal-retirement-benefits