The House of Representatives approved the fiscal year 2026 federal budget bill, commonly referred to as "one big, beautiful bill," with a 218 to 214 vote on Thursday afternoon.

Here are the five Republicans who voted against Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” Massie drew Trump’s wrath over his opposition to the bill, with the Kentucky congressman slammed by the president in several Truth Social posts:

Two Republicans joined all Democrats opposed to Trump's "one big beautiful bill," making the final vote 218-214.

Republican lawmakers would provide funding for Pell Grants but tighten eligibility requirements. The House version raises the bar for how "full-time" studies are defined -- students would have to earn 30 credits per year to be eligible, for instance, rather than the current 24.

ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous breaks down what the “Big Beautiful Bill” could mean for people with student loans.

The bill, if signed into law by President Donald Trump, would bring about major changes to the federal loan system.