US EditionTrump: House should take up Senate-passed DC funding fix immediately
- Trump has endorsed the Senate's bill to restore $1.1 billion in funding to Washington D.C.'s budget, urging the House to take it up immediately.
- Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser led a campaign against the budget cut, saying it would devastate the capital city and force layoffs.
- Trump issued an executive order creating a task force to address issues like immigration enforcement, law enforcement presence, and gun permits in D.C.
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Muscatine Journal
Trump presses House to OK capital budget fix
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump pushed the House of Representatives to pass a measure to prevent immediate financial disaster for the District of Columbia, even as he continued to criticize the city and its leaders.
Trump calls for House to pass DC’s $1B budget fix
President Donald Trump called for the House of Representatives to pass a bill that would reinstall over $1 billion to the D.C. budget. Earlier this month, the Senate voted to pass the “District of Columbia Local Funds Act of 2025” that reversed a provision to the federal spending package that would have required $1.1 billion in cuts to D.C.’s budget. In a post on Truth Social on Friday, President Trump underpinned his recent executive order to c…
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Trump endorses budget fix that would restore Washington, DC, shortfall and urges House to pass it
The District of Columbia's non-voting delegate in the House of Representatives is hailing President Donald Trump’s support for a budget fix that would prevent immediate financial disaster for the city.
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