The House Budget Committee voted along party lines Thursday evening to approve a fiscal framework that inches Republicans closer to their prized “big, beautiful” reconciliation bill that would increase military and border security spending while cutting taxes and slashing domestic and social programs.

Republican leaders agreed to accept a tighter limit on tax cuts’ size if spending reductions miss their target.

House Republicans advanced a bill that includes a $4 trillion increase in the debt limit and a $1.5 trillion cut in government spending.