Internet reported that Trump's $3.3 trillion "big and beautiful bill" was passed in the Senate on Tuesday, with senators passing the bill with a vote of 51-50. Three of the 53 Republicans in the Senate joined Democrats in voting against it, and Vice President Vance cast the decisive vote. The bill is currently before the House, which is expected to vote on the bill this week, but there is no guarantee of success. With the joint opposition of Democrats, the bill could pass only if a small number of House Republicans voted against it. Republicans say passing the bill will help them maintain their congressional majority in the midterm elections. But polls show the bill is not particularly popular. A survey found that 49% of Americans oppose the bill, 29% support it, and about 21% are unsure of their thoughts. Republicans say the legislation will boost the economy, curb illegal immigration and start cutting waste in Medicaid and other welfare programs. However, many economists warn that the bill will do little to boost the economy and will only exacerbate fiscal woes.