OK, I see what you meant now. FWIW: employing the phrase "corruption in the federal government" to refer to what was clearly lawfully drafted and correctly passed legislation marks you as kind of a wingnut, so I interpreted your point to be "see? we can't trust the government!" and not "the government did something bad".

The fact that the 2018 bill was a bad bill with bad effects doesn't make it "corrupt". Congress debated it, congress passed it, the president signed it. All that happens in public; it's the opposite of "corrupt".