The Budget Control Act could potentially restrict funds by 2020. in the face of the threat of sequestration from the Budget Control Act of 2011. This sets up up political clashes over spending caps for Fiscal year 2020, triggering tandem increases in both defense spending and domestic spending. The history of government spending since the Budget Control Act of 2011 suggests that the deficit will be increased in response.--> By the 2024-2025 time frame, the Fiscal Year Development Plan (FYDP) will have reallocated $10 billion more into development of the top 6 modernization priorities, taking those funds from legacy spending budgets.