Trump visits Capitol to demand the Republicans of the Republicans, 'big, beautiful bill' | Donald Trump

Donald Trump traveled to the Capitol on Tuesday to insist that the Republican majority of Republicans put their differences aside and adopted his extensive law to issue his taxation and immigration priorities.

In a speech on a meeting of the republican legislators of the Congress in the lower chamber of the congress, the president urged representatives from districts from Blue State to reduce their demands for a larger state and local tax deduction (salt), and also requested that the legislation, which are described as the one BIG Beautiful Bill Act hammered.

“I think we have an incredible unit. I think we'll get everything we want and I think we'll have a big win,” said Trump when he left the meeting.

However, it is unclear whether the presidents' warnings had the intended effect before the Monday Deadline spokesman Mike Johnson to adopt the legislative template by the chamber that the Republicans control with only three votes. After his meeting, at least one important legislator said that he was the legislative template as written, while others did not announce any changes to their position.

“As it looks, I do not support the law,” said New York Congressman Mike Lawler, one of the Republicans who represents districts in democratically guided countries who are calling for a restored salt extraction.

The next test of the prospects of the draft law is planned for 1 a.m. on Wednesday if the rules are prepared for a committee for a procedural vote, which, if it is successful, sparked the way to check the measure by the full house of representatives.

Trump's top priority in the congress and would codify some of his campaign promises, including the duration or extension of tax reductions during his first term, the taxation of tips and overtime is temporarily ended and a wall along the border is temporarily ended and the mass degrees of reluctant to pay without papers.

In order to compensate for their costs, the Republicans of the Republicans of Slashing Federal Safety Net programs such as Medicaid have approved that the Americans cover with poor and low incomes, and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Despite these cuts, the invoice is estimated to be $ 3.8 until 2034 and ranks the right fiscal hardliners who want to see that the measure reduces the government's great budget deficit.

Johnson and other Republican leaders have spent weeks torturing their demands with the Blue-State Republicans and carefully alleviating with slashing safety net programs. When he arrived in Capitol on Tuesday morning, Trump quickly announced who he favored in the negotiations and insisted that “we do not touch” Medicaid and that reductions would only make “waste, fraud and abuse”.

While salt taxes were once deductible for federal returns, the tax cuts that Trump signed in 2017 has abolished this. The President said he restored the deduction because “we do not want to benefit the democratic governors”.

At his meeting with the legislator: “He was emphatic that we have to stop working around. That was the clear message. They all made enough, it is time to land the plane,” said Congressmen Dusty Johnson from South Dakota.

“Eight -ninety percent of this conference are ready. They were enthusiastic. They were pumped out by the president, and I think he moved them with the holdouts. I don't know that we are there, but that was an extremely effective meeting.”

According to the law, Medicaid would receive a budget reduction of USD 715 billion, mainly by imposing work requirements for recipients. After the meeting, Don Bacon, a moderate Nebraska who warned too deeply before cutting Medicaid, signaled the approval of the law and said: “We did it as well as we could.

But David Valadao, whose district Central California has one of the major shares of Medicaid recipients nationwide, said he was “very concerned” about the effects of the cuts.

The democratic minority is largely powerless to prevent the legislative template from taking action in the house, and the use of the budget supply procedure by the GOP means that the draft law cannot be blocked by a filibuster in the Senate. The minority leaders of the Democratic House, Hakeem Jeffries, and James McGovern, the lieutener ranking of the rules committee, demanded that the law be taken into account by the panel that it should currently take place “during the dead of night”.

“It is deeply worrying that they would try to die this legislation into the neck of the American people. What else do they hide?

House GOP leaders visited the president's visit as a sign for their members that it was time not to argue.

The majority leader Steve Scalise told a press conference after Trump had left: “President Trump had a strong and clear message to a Republican conference of the full house, and that is, after months of intensive discussions about really important differences and topics, this was given a great, beautiful legal submission through the committee process and the time to end the negotiation say goodbye.”

However, it was clear that kinks were left to iron. Johnson refused to ask questions at the press conference, and said he had to go to “collect the small subgroups of the Republican conference of the house and tie the remaining loose goals. I am very confident that we will be able to do so.”