On September 25, the White House sent Speaker Johnson an Impoundment Control Act rescission package totaling $810 million across eleven proposed lines. The accounts include health, education, refugee resettlement, and related programs. The largest single line is about $567 million from HHS Refugee and Entrant Assistance. The America First case is straightforward: stop using federal dollars to put non-citizens ahead of citizens. Senator Collins calls this an unlawful pocket rescission. She says OMB withheld the money for months to run out the clock. GAO has said pocket rescissions are not permitted under the Impoundment Control Act. That is their legal conclusion. It is NOT settled fact. It is not a court holding. The House is already dark until after the midterms. Calendar is the fight. Congress gets a 45-day window in theory. The funds expire first in practice. President Trump is forcing this appropriations fight into the open, not behind shady closed doors and smoke-filled rooms. Own the constitutional fight with eyes open. This is the power of the purse colliding with an executive clawback timed to the fiscal year. This is the appropriations fight.