Trump’s main victory as a congress passes “big, beautiful bill”

The US Congress has accepted Donald Trump’s spreading tax and expenses for a significant and rigid victory for the president and his domestic agenda.

After grueling Thursday afternoon. It was approved in the Senate on Tuesday by one vote.

Trump gave Congress, controlled by the Republican, the term of July 4 to send him the final version of the bill to enter the law.

According to the Congress budget, the bill can add 3.3 TN (2.4 pounds) to the federal deficit over the next 10 years and leave millions without healthcare – the forecast that disputes the White House.

Speaking to journalists on Thursday night, Trump said the bill “to turn this country into a missile ship.”

“It will be a great bill for the country,” he said.

It is expected to sign this at the National Festival on July 4 at 5:00 pm EDT (22:00 BST).

After the vote, the winning speaker of the Republican Mike Johnson left the house and told Vera journalists, was key to rallying support in his party.

“I believed in the people who are behind me … Some of them are more fun,” he said. “I mean, with the highest level of respect.”

Among those whom he was to convince was the representative of Roy, the Texas Republican, who was a firm “No” just a few days ago when the Senate adopted his version of the bill. He called the version of the Senate “travesty”, but changed his mind when the vote began.

“I feel that we got a good result on key things,” Roy said, although the House has not made any changes to the Senate bill.

While some Republicans, like Roy, resisted the Senate version, only two lawmakers from their own Trump party voted “Nay” on Thursday: Thomas Massi and Brian Fitzpatrick.

After Johnson announced that the legislation had adopted the House of Four votes, dozens of republican lawmakers gathered on the floor of the house, chanting “US!”

The participation of the bill on Thursday was detained by the minority leader of the Democratic House of Hockey Jeffreis, who made the longest speech in the history of the House.

Its “charming minute” address that is the custom that allows the party leader to speak as much as they like, ran eight hours and 45 minutes.

Jeffrist promised to take his “sweet time on behalf of the American people” by expanding the influence of the bill on poor Americans.

The legislation makes the savings, making a reduction in food benefits and health care and rollback tax benefits for pure energy projects.

It also provides Trump’s two main promises – making it a decline in taxes for 2017 by constant and taxes on the councils, overtime and social insurance recipients at the cost of 4.5 tons in 10 years.

About 150 billion dollars ($ 110 billion) will be spent on border security, detention center and immigration staff. Another $ 150 billion is allocated for military expenses, including the Golden Kupala program “Golden Kupala”.

Democrats who used procedural maneuvers to stop the vote were severely critical to the final bill.

They reflected this as the removal of medical and food subsidies from millions of Americans, while reducing taxes rich.

California Nancy Pelosi, a former speaker, said that “today goes back to dark and painful times,” and called the bill “a dangerous control list of extreme republican priorities”.

Deboraus grew from North Carolina: “Shame on those who voted in favor to hurt so much in the service.”

While Yasin Ansari Arizona said that “she feels really sad now,” and Mark Vesie from Texas called the Republican Party “coward, chaos and corruption”.

The fate of the so -called “great, beautiful bill” for most of the Wednesday hung when the republican rebels with concerned exposure to the state debt firm – causing an angry Mrs. from Trump.

“What do Republicans expect?

Both chambers of Congress are controlled by the Republican Trump Party, but within the party several factions diverged about key policy in prolonged legislation.

In the first hours of Thursday, the Republican leadership became more confident, and the procedural vote on the bill passed immediately after 3:00 EDT (07:00 GMT).

The final vote on the bill will come almost 12 hours, at 14:30 EDT (19:30 GMT).