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The White House statement dates the signing of H.R. 6500 to Wednesday, September 2, 2026. The act is in force from that day and its appropriations run to 11 December 2026, the date named in section 106(3) of the enrolled text.
The enacted text itself: section 106(3) makes the appropriations available only until 11 December 2026, and the Surface Transportation Extension Act division strikes '1 October 2026' for '12 December 2026'.[1]
Running tally of the FY2027 bills, with the 90-6 Senate vote on 8 August, the 370-48 House vote on 1 September and the 2 September signing.[1]
Bill record: sponsor, introduction on 9 December 2025 and enacted status after the President's signature.[1]
Reports what the stopgap carries - flood insurance, Food for Peace, highways, veterans programmes - and the immigration-funding and OMB grant restrictions that won Democratic votes.[1]
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