The Central Bank of Oman says that approximately 12 million are able to lose health coverage.

The sprawling budget bill in the US Senate can reduce health insurance coverage of about 12 million Americans and add $ 3.3 million (2.4 million pounds) of debt, according to new estimates.

The evaluation from the Congress Budget Office, a non -partisan federal agency, can complicate the Republican efforts to pass the law of the law of beautiful President Trump in the coming days.

The spending plan voted for a preliminary vote in the Senate late on Saturday, after party leaders rushed to hesitant members of their arms in their ranks and their file.

One of the assertive people, Senator Tom Telese of North Carolina, announced that he would not seek to re -election after voting against the President’s signature legislation.

Democratic lawmakers have led criticism of the bill. CBO $ 1TN numbers are calculated in discounts for healthcare financing if the scale passes.

The latest issue of the draft law was developed in a vote 51-49 in the Senate on Saturday night. Two Republicans – Tilis and Rand Paul from Kentucky – joined the Democrats in opposing this step.

Paul said he opposes the bill because it raises the limit of American debt. Tiles said that the bill will cost billions of dollars in health care financing.

While Senators discussed the draft law on Sunday, it is unclear whether it has sufficient support to pass it in the end.

Republicans have a small majority of the Senate, carrying 53 seats. Vice President JD Vance has a tie vote so that the party is not able to bear the costs of three owners.

Democratic Senators used the Chamber’s bases to force the 16 -hour reading of a draft law ranging from approximately 1,000 pages in an attempt to delay voting for its approval.

Under the Senate rules, lawmakers are now allocated 20 hours to discuss the draft law. Democrats are expected to use all their time to increase the delay of voting, while Republicans are trying to speed up the process.

Projects can also propose amendments to the bill. If the revised bill for the Senate is approved, it still has to return to the House of Representatives for the final approval before landing on the President’s office to sign the law.

For the draft law, Trump has pushed to remove Congress before the deadline imposed on himself. The White House said that the failure to pass it would be “final betrayal.”

On Saturday, he called on the Senate’s vote to pay the “Great Victory” bill.

But the proposed cuts in the draft law to Medicaid, a health care program on which millions of elderly, disabled and depression depend on the Americans, have become a political flash point.

Democratic Senator Mark Warner CNN told Sunday that this procedure would negatively affect millions. “These are tax discounts for the wealthy to create a health care reduction, clear and simple,” he said.

Under the draft law, more than 80 % of Americans will receive tax reducing next year, although wealthy taxpayers will benefit more, including as a percentage of income, according to the non -party tax policy center.

Senator Marcin Molin, a Republican in Oklahoma, told NBC on Sunday that the legislation aims to eliminate fraud, waste and abuse.

He said that many Americans who use Medicaid are not below the poverty line.

“We do not pay people in this country to be lazy,” he said. “We want to give them a chance. And when they go through a difficult time, we want to give them a helping hand.”

Some parts of the Senate spending bill have been revised to appease the Republican protesters.

It still contains some of its basic ingredients: Trump’s tax cuts, such as a tax discount on social security advantages, and the elimination of taxes on additional work and advice.

He also paid the tax cuts approved by Republicans in 2017.

The draft law proposes discounts for certain programs in order to pay the price of tax discounts.

On health care, the spending bill suggests a condition for most adults in order to qualify for advantages.

It also reduces the amount of taxes that countries can impose fees on medical service providers, and the funds that are largely used to finance medicaid programs.

After some Republican Senate members expressed concern that these cuts will harm rural hospitals in their areas, the legislators added a ruling in the last bill that increases the size of the relief fund in the rural hospital from $ 15 billion to $ 25 billion.

The draft law includes restrictions on the Food Stamps program in the United States, by asking most adults who have 14 or larger children to show evidence of work for qualification.

It also transmits some costs from the federal government to the states that begin in 2028.