We’d particularly like to hear from Republicans on what you want from the US president’s major piece of tax-and-spending legislation

Trump’s sweeping spending bill, which would enact Donald Trump’s taxation and spending priorities, is currently being considered in the US Senate. The legislation was passed by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives in May.

Republicans, who also have a narrow Senate majority, are likely to make changes to the more than 1,000-page tax-and-spending bill. Trump wants to sign the legislation by 4 July, but it’s unclear whether Republicans in both chambers can agree on its provisions by that deadline.