Trump's massive tax and expenditure law extinguish the hurdle to get to the votes of the house in the coming hours | Trump Administration

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives will try to adopt the massive tax and expenditure calculations by President Donald Trump in the hours before dawn after weeks of the intra-party divisions about how deeply the expenses are reduced.

The legislation released an important procedural hurdle in the house on Wednesday evening when a Gatekeeper committee approved the measure and set up a ground vote for the passage within hours. Shortly before midnight in Washington, the full house was returned to look at Trump's so -called “large, beautiful bill”, which opened the soil for debates and a number of process votes.

The Republicans were deeply divided across the law, which expand Trump's signature 2017 tax reductions, create new breaks for top income and car loans, end many subsidies of green energy and increase expenses for the military and immigration authority.

It would pay for these changes by tightening the authorization for food and health programs that serve millions of Americans with low incomes.

The impartial budget office estimates that the invoice will add 36.2 meters of $ 36.2 meters in the amount of $ 3.8 mr in the next ten years.

The House Rules Committee voted 8 to 4 to drive the bill on Wednesday after a marathon meeting that lasted almost 22 hours. Later, the Republican leaders planned two votes, one to start a debate, and a second to say goodbye to the law before sunrise.

House Passage would create the stage for weeks of debate in the Senate led by Republicans.

A handful of party hardliners, angry that the invoice no longer contained expenses, met on Wednesday with Trump and the spokesman for House, Mike Johnson, a day after Trump's visit to the capital, it failed to unite the narrow 220-212 majority.

Johnson expressed confidence that the bill would say goodbye to the house. “I think we'll land this plane,” he said.

Representative Dusty Johnson, who leads the chamber to the main roads -said that the spokesman had reached a deal that could pass the house.

“The speaker worked with a wide cross -section of the conference,” he told reporters. “We have every expectation, the spokesman has every expectation that we will get there.”

The US government has robbed the best possible creditworthiness of the last week of creditworthiness Moody, citing the country's growing debts. The US shares fell on Wednesday, as investors were concerned about the increasing debts.

The Medicaid Health Program for Households with Low Income had proven to be a major sticking point, whereby fiscal falcons were pushing for cuts to partially compensate for the costs of the tax components of the law, which the Republicans would claim, the voters whose support they need for congress 2026.

The rules of the rules approved an overall change package with shops between Johnson and various Republican factions.

The revisions included that the Medicaid program was planned two years earlier than before. It also punished that Medicaid was expanded in the future and the number of state and local taxes that can be deducted from federal income taxes.

The change package also frees sound weapons silencers from the registration requirements in accordance with the National Firearms Act and eliminated a tax of 200 US dollars for fire gun accessories, changes to the representative Andrew Clyde from Georgia.

Democrats scolded legislation.

“The Republicans step millions of Americans from their healthcare and (food) to finance tax cuts that will help billionaires,” said representative Jim McGovern, the best democrat of the House Rules Committee.

“To shorten services means that families are hungry, farmers suffer and the costs of health care will increase,” he said.

Trump visited the Republican legislators in Capitol on Tuesday to try to convince the holdouts to deal with a “large, beautiful calculation”.

Johnson has little space for mistakes on the house floor, since a handful of republican “no” votes could sink the invoice.

The Republican legislators said they do not believe that the projections of the non -partisan analysts and the accused Moody's have accused of intentionally coordinated his downgrading in order to try to block the adoption of the law.

The legislator must act to tackle the debt limit until this summer or to trigger a devastating failure.

“Apart from deficits, this calculation is ugly because it is ultimately a betrayal of the contract that we have concluded with the American people and especially our babies and our working people,” said democratic representative Gwen Moore.