The NDAA includes codification of 15 executive orders from President Trump.
The House of Representatives approved a compromise National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on Wednesday. The bill now goes to the Senate, where it is expected to pass, and President Trump has indicated he would sign the legislation. The NDAA includes measures to codify 15 of the president’s executive orders.
Congressman David Valadao of California stated, “I was proud to vote to ensure our military has the resources needed to keep Americans safe while delivering meaningful quality-of-life improvements for our servicemembers and their families.”
Representative Valadao outlined some provisions, stating, “The FY26 NDAA provides a well-deserved pay raise for our troops and improves housing, education, and access to childcare for military families. It also ensures the Department of Defense is prepared to confront growing global threats, promotes the development of new and innovative defense technologies, and deepens partnerships with our allies in the Indo-Pacific and Middle East.“
The $900.6 billion authorization is $8 billion higher than the president requested.
As the Lord Leads, Pray with Us…
- For members of the Senate as they deliberate over the compromise defense spending bill.
- For wisdom for President Trump as he prepares to sign the NDAA.
Sources: Roll Call, Townhall
