Johnson spending plan faces early resistance from House GOP hard-liners

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House GOP leadership plans to begin whipping votes for the proposal, which includes the SAVE Act, a proof-of-citizenship voting bill, when lawmakers return from a monthlong recess on Monday. But already, he is facing resistance from a group of fiscal hawks who rarely, if ever, vote for short-term funding extensions.

Many of those same Republicans predicted the SAVE Act would get stripped from any final bill, even if it can pass the House as an opening offer in spending negotiations.

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