Late night voting sends $ 9 ml costs.

Congress officially sends a package that reports in detail about the cost of $ 9 billion to the president Donald Trump The table.

The bill, named “Summary Package”, adopted the House of Representatives during the vote at the end of the night after the intensive discussion between Republicans and Democrats.

This is a victory for the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, the state of the p-la, but mostly a symbolic-rally on costs reduced to Trump’s allies as a test run of a fiscal process that has not been used for more than two decades.

“This bill today is part of the continuation of this trend under control. Does it respond to all problems? No. 9 billion, I would say it is a good start,” the bill said during a discussion.

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Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson conducted President Donald Trump’s expenses (Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Upon signing Trump, he will block $ 8 billion in US Financing Financing on International Development (USAID) and $ 1 billion for public broadcasting for the rest of the financial year. The dollars were allocated by Congress during the 2025 financial year.

The Republicans noted this as a victory for the disconnect of US dollar dollars to what they called the initiatives “woken up” abroad, while the Democrats accused the right of squeezing critical foreign aid.

Dressing packages are a way to contribute to the annual process of appropriations. A White House Sends an offer to block some of the Congress -related funds that legislators have 45 days to go through the House and the Senate.

Until now, Republicans have also been able to cancel the Democrats, and the cancellation process lowered the Senate threshold to pass from 60 votes to 51.

The last time the change package was signed to the law was in 1999.

The bill began with a hearing of the Committee on the Rules of the House of Representatives at 6 pm on Thursday.

Participant ranking Jim McGustry tried to force a few voted related to Jeffrey Epstein (Tom Williams)

The Democrats have repeatedly tried to equip current precipitation in the case of Jeffrey Epstein, both in the Committee on the Rules of the House of Representatives and the House, during a discussion on the bill.

Several calls have been made to make the so -called “Epstein Files”.

“When every republican voted to block our attempt to release the records, they tell the victims of Epstein, you do not matter how our political convenience. And this must disgust each of us,” said spokesman Jim McGustry, D-Mass.

GOP’s far -right figures require accountable, while Trump urged his base to move on after the Ministry of Justice (DOJ) signaled that the case had been closed.

The initial plans to start promoting the bill earlier this day were quickly defeated, and the Republicans in the Committee were concerned that they were in a difficult position with the potential votes of Epstein.

In the end, the compromise led to the Committee on the Rules of the House of Representatives, which promoted a separate unemployed measure, dedicated to the transparency of Epstein, on the parallel highway to the bill on the cancellation.

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“All reliable evidence should come out. I was very clear with the members of the Committee on the Rules of the House day.

The Democrats, however, pressed themselves, mentioning Epstein several times on the floor of the house. McGaveric even briefly led the singing “Release the files” when closing the discussions on the bill.

Republicans, in turn, accused the Democrats of hypocrisy.

“I wonder how they talk about Jeffrey Epstein because for four years Mr. Speaker, President Joe Biden had these files, and no Democrat you hear tonight tried to get out of these files,” one moment said at one point during the house discussion.

The House initially voted in favor of promoting a $ 9.4 billion package, but it was somewhat decorated in the Senate After some senators, there was a concern for reducing funding for HIV/AIDS research in Africa.

It is expected that Trump will sign the bill on Friday.