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FY2018 Omnibus – Analysis
The Omnibus funds the government. Find out what's in it.
The Omnibus is the bill that will actually fund the government. At roughly $1.3 trillion, the FY2018 Omnibus is one of the biggest increases to federal spending in years.
Where exactly is the money going? Where are the increases and decreases in spending? What’s warranted? What’s wasteful? Where are your taxpayer dollars and cents going in all the pages of details?
House Amendment to Senate Amendment to H.R. 1625 (Rules Committee Print 115-66—Showing the text of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018.)
- Explanatory Statement: Intro
- Explanatory Statement: Division A – Agriculture, Rural Development, FDA
- Explanatory Statement: Division B – Commerce, Justice, Science
- Explanatory Statement: Division C – Defense
- Explanatory Statement: Division D – Energy and Water Development
- Explanatory Statement: Division E – Financial Services
- Explanatory Statement: Division F – DHS
- Explanatory Statement: Division G – Interior
- Explanatory Statement: Division H – Labor, HHS, Education
- Explanatory Statement: Division I – Legislative
- Explanatory Statement: Division J – Military Construction, Veterans Affairs
- Explanatory Statement: Division K – State, Foreign Operations
- Explanatory Statement: Division L – Transportation, HUD
- Explanatory Statement: Division S – Title I
- Summary of Legislative FY18 Omnibus Additions
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