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Donald Trump’s pioneering tax and expenditure laws took a step closer to Tuesday after the US Senate ended days of having been free and the so-called large, beautiful bill was narrowly adopted.
The passage of the draft law by the upper chamber of the congress now leaves his fate in the hands of the House of Representatives, where she was able to discuss considerable resistance before a emerging period on July 4.
The senate Approved the comprehensive legislation, 51-50, on Tuesday after the Vice President JD Vance made the tie-reakend vote.
The US President celebrated the progress of legislation during a visit to a migrant home in Florida and announced reporters that it was “for everyone” in the legislation.
Critics have warned that legislation, which contains steep tax cuts, will greatly increase the US’s debt. The US dollar has fallen In the past few months in the middle of fear of the deterioration in America’s tax views.
The senators had been shared onto the The invoiceWith a critical number of Republicans who expressed concerns about their size and scope. The decisive vote took place after a marathon meeting in the chamber, which lasted more than 24 hours when the Republican leaders hated deals.
In the end, everyone except three Republican senators – Rand Paul from Kentucky, Thom Tillis and Susan Collins from Maine from North Carolina – voted for the bill, while all 47 Senate Democrats voted. Lisa Murkowski from Alaska, who also expressed concerns about the law, voted for it.
The “large, beautiful bill” would finance an extension of the tax taxes introduced in the first term of office by the President by reducing the expenditure on health and social welfare programs. It would also increase expenses for military and border security as well as taxes to tips and overtime.
However, the legislation still looks considerable if it is to be signed by Trump’s self -imposed period of July 4 in the law.
“I think it’s going very well in the house” Trump card said on Tuesday. “Actually, I think it will be easier in the house than in the Senate.”
The spokesman for the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, will go a political linchpin and fishing points to secure the voices of his broken Republican Party and to send legislation to the president by the end of the week.
Johnson said on Tuesday on Tuesday that the house would work “quickly” to say goodbye to the invoice until the independence day on Friday.
“The American people gave us a clear mandate, and after four years of the Democrat’s failure, we intended to deliver immediately,” he added in a statement that was published shortly after the Senate coordinated.
While an earlier version of the law in May passed the house through a single coordination, several house members have questioned with the Senate version. Fiscal Hawks said the draft law of the Senate adds a non -sustainable amount to the government’s growing pile of debt.
Moderate house members have criticized the cuts of the law against Medicaid, which provides health care for weak and disabled Americans.
The House Rules Committee was to consider the Senate’s draft law on Tuesday afternoon, with the votes in the full house expected on Wednesday.
Independent forecasters have warned that the legislation will increase the country’s swollen level of debt. The impartial congress household office estimates at the weekend that the Senate version of the law would increase the deficit by 3.3 participants in the next decade.
But many Republicans have criticized the recording of the waking dog, while the White House argues that legislation will ultimately restrict the deficit by promoting growth.
