The Senate passed its slimmed-down budget reconciliation package early Friday morning, approving hundreds of billions of dollars to go toward the southern border and national defense in a bill that could be dead on arrival in the House.

The Senate adopted a budget resolution that outlines parameters to fund border security, immigration enforcement and defense needs, offering an alternative strategy to enacting President Trump’s agenda than one that he and House Republicans are pushing.

Senate Republicans have pushed ahead on a scaled-back budget bill. On a party-line vote late Tuesday, 50-47, they agreed to start consideration of a $340 billion package.