The current US President has signed a bill to fund the government for 1.2 trillion dollars. This was reported by the White House, according to UNN.
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U.S. President Joe Biden signs a $1.2 trillion budget, calling on Congress to pass a bipartisan supplemental funding bill.
The deal is a compromise, meaning neither side got everything they wanted. But it rejects extreme cuts from House Republicans and expands access to child care, invests in cancer research, funds mental health and substance abuse treatment, advances American leadership abroad, and provides resources for border security that my administration successfully fought to include
However, according to Biden, the work of Congress is not yet complete. The House must pass a bipartisan national security document, as well as a bipartisan border security agreement, which is the toughest and fairest reform in decades. The American president believes that these steps are necessary to ensure policies and funding that guarantee the security of the United States' border.
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Earlier, in order to avoid a government shutdown, the US Senate passed a bill to provide $1.2 trillion in government funding
US Senate approves $1.2 trillion government funding bill23.03.24, 12:51