President Donald Trump is scheduled to use the celebrations of July 4 of the White House as a backdrop for his final victory turn over his massive expenses bill.
The President will sign the legislation, which will bring mass cuts to the benefits of the Government, such as Medicaid and increase financing for the application of immigration, during the White House Picnic on Friday night.
It is not clear what guests will attend the signature event or if the fireworks of the picnic will take place during that time.
In this archive photo of June 19, 2025, an American flag flies at the top of a 100 -foot newly installed post on the southern grass of the White House in Washington, DC
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Trump pressed the Congress to approve the bill before July 4, since some Republicans arrested in several matters, including the effect of the bill on the debt roof.
“There could not be a better birthday gift for the United States than the phenomenal victory we achieved only hours when Congress approved the ‘One Big and a beautiful bill’ for the United States to be great again,” Trump said in Iowa on Thursday after the Chamber approved the bill.
White House celebrations for July 4 will include several high steps, including one with B-2 bombers. The president said Thursday that the high step will occur at the same time that signs the bill; However, the White House has not confirmed the moment of that event.
The Democrats criticized the president and supporters of the bill for their cuts to the services that help the poorest Americans. The bill institutes the work requirements for Medicaid that, according to some experts, will make millions of Americans do not ensure and make cuts to the program that will result in health centers closures in rural areas, according to medical care employers.
President Donald Trump arrives at a rally to start the festive weekend of July 4 at the Iowa state fairgrounds on July 3, 2025, in Des Moines, Iowa.
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On Thursday, the Democratic leader of the House of Representatives, Hakeem Jeffries, broke the camera record with an eight -hour speech that denounced the bill.
“We wanted to make sure that the American people had the opportunity to understand completely and more completely, in daylight, how harmful this great and ugly bill for the US people will be,” he said.
