The One Big Beautiful Bill, recently signed into law, aims to deliver economic and social benefits across multiple sectors in the United States. It promises up to $10,100 more in take-home pay for working-class North Carolinians, a wage boost between $3,500 and $6,400, protection of 206,000 jobs, elimination of taxes on overtime and tips, and tax relief for nearly 2 million seniors. The legislation also supports over 150,000 small businesses, which constitute 99% of American businesses, according to the House Small Business Committee. Additionally, the bill invests in American agriculture by reducing regulatory burdens and securing the food supply. While the bill protects Medicaid beneficiaries including people with disabilities, expectant mothers, children, low-income seniors, and working able-bodied adults, critics have raised concerns about a $45 billion allocation to expanding ICE detention facilities, which they say benefits private detention contractors while cutting funding for children's food assistance and healthcare. Lawmakers from various states have expressed support, highlighting the bill's positive impact on farmers, ranchers, small business owners, seniors, and builders.