Final approval of Trump’s coroversial bill in the House of Represeatives – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Republican House of Represeatives approved a multi -billion dollar package, including tax cuts and costs, on Thursday, sending the bill to the White House after nine hours of iensive negotiation and pressure.
Accordingly, the voting, which was mainly based on a party policy and was approved by two votes against two votes, was carried out the day before Trump’s July 9 deadline, and the end poi on the difficult four -moh process was full of conflict and conflict. Republicans had little error in this process because of their small majority.
Finally, the Republican Party was almost united to incorporate much of Trump’s iernal plans io a single bill, and only two represeatives, Thomas Messi of Keucky and Brian, Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania voted against it. A group of stubborn Republicans initially opposed the vote on Wednesday to advance the bill, which led to several hours at night. But Parliame Speaker Trump and Mike Johnson were able to persuade everyone except one and pave the way for a final approval in the House of Represeatives.
Trump is expected to sign the bill on the Day of US Independence (July 6), which is the biggest legislative achieveme of the Republican Party since the full seized corol of Congress in January.
Details of the bill
This 4 -page package extends the reduction of Trump’s tax -approved taxes in year 2, while temporarily reducing the tax on overtime and wages. It also approves hundreds of billions of new budgets for the military and the implemeation of Trump’s extensive plans to expel immigras. Some of these costs are provided by a sharp reduction in low -income health insurance budgets, food aid and clean energy. This includes a $ 5 billion decrease in the health insurance budget, which is a violation of Trump’s promise not to reduce the program.
In general, the bill is expected to increase US national debt over a decade by $ 6 billion.
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