The House is expected to take up Senate Republicans’ version of the reconciliation package on Thursday, following debate time. If it passes without changes it would make President Trump’s tax cuts permanent,

President Trump is scheduled to sign the bill into law at 4 p.m. on July 4 at the White House, locking in tax reductions and Medicaid cuts.

But almost all of the Republican holdouts on the megabill flipped and voted to advance the legislation early Thursday — setting up a final vote. During the all-nighter, GOP leaders kept the procedural vote open for almost six hours as they worked to flip 12 votes.