The U.S. Senate has yet to pass the legislation and tee up a final vote in the House, but before the news breaks in Washington, D.C., Texans may want to understand the impacts coming close to home.

The outcome is slightly uncertain because Republicans, who hold a 53-47 majority, face united Democratic opposition and the defection of at least two of their members. If the Senate approves the bill,

President Trump's agenda, and one of the largest bills in U.S. history, is in the hands of the Senate. At stake is trillions in tax cuts, reshaping the country’s immigration system, energy future and the future of Medicaid.