Un texte comprenant des coupes et la prolongation de crédits d’impôt voulus par le président doit passer au vote.
The U.S. Congress has approved a budget resolution supporting President Donald Trump's agenda, despite disagreements within the Republican party. The resolution outlines a plan to extend Trump-era tax credits, which are set to expire this year, at a projected annual cost of $400 billion. To offset these costs, the Republican leadership has proposed cuts to public assistance programs, including Medicaid. Trump emphasized that the resolution reflects a "complete" implementation of his "America First" agenda, while the Senate had previously proposed addressing border security funding separately.
