The report, signed by OMB Director Shaun Donovan, forecasts that non-defense programs will face almost $1.8 billion in spending reductions if Congress approves House-crafted FY 2016 spending bills, OMB said Thursday.
OMB noted that Senate legislative actions comply with non-defense spending limits for the next fiscal year.
The agency also projects that passage of 2016 appropriations bills that have been introduced in the House will result to $3 million in across-the-board defense budget cuts.
Similar proposals in the Senate would trigger a budget reduction of approximately $1 million to defense programs, the report states.