Jim Jordan proposes Congressional votes on DOGE rescissions 'every day'

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) shared enthusiasm for the upcoming $9.4 billion rescission package Congress will be voting on, arguing that “more of these” need to be done in the future.

Following President Donald Trump’s establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency on Jan. 20, DOGE has saved $175 billion in government waste as of May 26. The White House is transferring a new rescission bill for the House of Representatives to vote on, which Jordan described as “a good start” for enacting these savings.