Democrats vow to fight $1 billion Senate security proposal for White House ballroom
Democrats say the partisan budget move diverts taxpayer money from cost-of-living priorities and could force vulnerable Republicans into a politically risky vote.
- Senate Republicans proposed a $72 billion budget including $1 billion for Secret Service security upgrades related to President Trump's White House ballroom project as part of a broader immigration funding package.
- Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, plan to oppose the $1 billion security funding, calling it a politically tone-deaf vanity project and a waste amid economic concerns.
- Some Senate Democrats accepting donations from companies funding the ballroom project have faced accusations of conflict of interest from opponents.
- Republicans aim to pass the budget through reconciliation without Democratic support, while Democrats vow to oppose the ballroom funding using all available procedural tools.
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Senate Republicans move ahead with $1B for White House ballroom security
Republicans returning to Washington on Monday are facing questions about a $1 billion Senate security proposal that could help pay for President Donald Trump's ballroom at the White House.
Senate Republicans move ahead with $1B for White House ballroom security, Democrats pledge to fight
Republicans returning to Washington on Monday are facing questions about a $1 billion Senate security proposal that could help pay for President Donald Trump's ballroom.
Senate Republicans move ahead with $1B for Trump’s ballroom security as Democrats pledge to fight
Senate Republicans say they will move forward with a proposal to give the Secret Service up to $1 billion for security upgrades to Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project.
Senate Republicans weigh whether to swallow Trump’s $1B push for ballroom security
Key Senate Republicans are signaling a willingness to support up to $1 billion in security upgrades for President Donald Trump’s ballroom renovation project, despite Democratic attacks, as the White House ramps up its lobbying push.
GOP senators just put Trump's ballroom money in grave peril: report
The GOP plan to slip $1 billion in funding for President Donald Trump's White House ballroom project into a Homeland Security reconciliation bill is already on life support, as a number of Republicans are either opposing it outright or expressing concerns.Trump has long claimed his ballroom project,...
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