US President Donald Trump presented huge savings in the American budget before 2026. According to a concept published on Friday, the budget must be reduced by $ 163 billion. That would agree more than a fifth of government spending.
The design already contains detailed cuts -in -sets. More than $ 15 billion in funds for the Ministry of Energy, for example, must be removed, and financing programs for e-AUTO charging stations would also lose money. In addition, clear cuts are planned in the USAID AID program, the National Science Foundation, Environmental Editions, Subsidies for pre -school programs and the authority for minority companies.
Seven billion US dollars are planned for the Moon Research of the NASA Space Agency and a billion for Mar programs. It is said that foreign aid is particularly strong at $ 49 billion.
65 percent more for home protection
The budget for home security, on the other hand, is to rise by nearly 65 percent compared to the approved resources for the current budget year. Trump has stated that it protects the boundaries and a hard approach to illegal migration on the focus of his second term.
Suggestions for taxes must follow a detailed budget during the course of the year. The “Wall Street Journal” reported on planned savings of $ 160 billion. In the election campaign, the US president had considerably reduced the governmental apparatus of the federal government.
Criticism from Democrats
In a first reaction, the Democrats criticized the design sharply in the congress. “The days of Donald Trump when he presented himself as a populist are over. His policy is nothing more than a frontal attack on hard -working Americans,” said the democratic minority leader in the Senate, Chuck Schumer.
The sovereignty for government spending is at the congress. The Republicans have a small majority in both conference rooms, but they are mainly disputed in the House of Representatives. Countless MPs are concerned about the government debt.
Source: Krone
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