The proposed spending cuts by House Republicans for fiscal 2025, which include a 22% reduction in the Labor Department budget, a 6% cut to Health and Human Services, and a 14% decrease in education funding, have raised alarms among Democrats. Rep. Rosa DeLauro characterized these cuts as indicative of the policies that could be expected under a potential second Trump presidency, referring to the conservative 'Project 2025'. DeLauro criticized Republican leadership for their inability to pass spending bills effectively, highlighting recent legislative failures and calling the situation chaotic. In contrast, Republican leaders defend the cuts as 'common sense reforms' aimed at saving taxpayer dollars. House Appropriations Chairman Tom Cole asserts that the legislation is intended to counteract the Biden Administration's policies, which are unpopular among congressional Republicans. As the House debates these bills, the broader implications for federal agencies and funding remain uncertain.