What are you asking exactly?  In order to be attached to the bill, the amendment must be approved by a majority of the chamber.  So that means it&#x27;s already garnered support from congress, and congress is unlikely to take it off again before voting on the bill as a whole.  Once it passes congress, the only way for it to be defeated would be for the president to veto the enormous budget bill based only on the amendment, which he is very unlikely to do (even if he did disapprove of CISA, which I don&#x27;t think he does).