Senators stayed up all night working on President Donald Trump's big beautiful bill.

That's where we're starting The Seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewell. It's Tuesday, July 1st. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Senate Republicans hope they are just hours away from passing President Trump's tax and immigration bill.

It's a $3.3 trillion package.

It contains new tax breaks, cuts to Medicaid, billions in spending for immigration

enforcement, and much, much more. Senate Majority Leader John Thune spoke in support of the bill

on the Senate floor yesterday. What we are doing here is extending tax relief for the American

people, keeping their rates low,

making sure they don't have their child tax credit cut in half, their standard deduction cut in half,

including new provisions that provide more relief for working Americans, which is what President Trump campaigned on.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, though, had a very different line on the bill.

This bill, as we have said for months, steals people's health care, jacks up their electricity

bill, takes away their jobs, all to pay for tax breaks for billionaires.

Senate Republicans have a 53 to 47 majority.

That means they can only afford to lose three votes.

And two Republicans have already indicated they will oppose the bill.

To see how these very tired senators are doing,

check out live updates on our homepage this morning.

President Trump will visit Alligator Alcatraz in Florida today. That's our second story.

An opening ceremony is planned today at the new immigration detention facility in the

Everglades. It's been dubbed alligator alcatraz by Trump administration allies, and it has already

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