President-elect Trump on Wednesday said “it doesn’t matter” whether Republicans on Capitol Hill tackle his top priorities on taxes, energy and the border in one package or two as the party tries to nail down its plan for the coming months.

Donald Trump and his GOP allies in Congress have recently shared some of the first details of their ambitious agenda — sweeping tax cuts, border security and raising the debt limit — which they hope to muscle through in the first 100 days of the president-elect’s term.

Johnson said Trump would prefer a single bill that includes immigration, energy and tax reform. But his counterparts in the Senate have other ideas. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., hopes to split the priorities and pass two separate bills: One that tackles immigration, and another that takes on taxes.

President-elect Donald Trump will meet with Senate Republicans Wednesday to try to get lawmakers "on the same page" on how to advance some of his major policy initiatives after he takes office on Jan.

Trump's meeting at the U.S. Capitol building with Senate Republicans comes ahead of weekend meetings with the House GOP.

U.S. Senate Republicans and President-elect Donald Trump met behind closed doors to plot how to enact sweeping changes to immigration, energy and tax policy.