Republican lawmakers, already split on whether to pass President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda in “one powerful bill” or to split it into two bills, saw their plans muddied somewhat Monday when Trump said he would also be open to a two-bill solution.

“There are going to be challenges in any way we do it,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., who has proposed a two-bill plan, told The Hill. “This is hard stuff — really hard stuff, very heavy lifting. A lot of hard work ahead of us, but it’s got to get done.”

Trump, in a Truth Social post on Sunday, said Congress is working on “one powerful Bill” for his agenda and called on Republicans to unite.

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