The US Senate is going through the bill of spending and spending law on Donald Trump

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Donald Trump’s tax and spending legislation is close to becoming a law on Tuesday after the US Senate ended in days of bargaining, and the so -called large and beautiful draft law passed.

The passage of the draft law through the Supreme Congress Chamber now leaves its fate in the hands of the House of Representatives, as it can still face great opposition.

the Senate He agreed to comprehensive legislation after forcing Vice President JD Vance to vote on a tie. Senate members, 50-50, were divided into this measure, with a critical number of Republicans who express their concerns about the size and scope of the bill.

In the end, all Republican Senators – Rand Paul from Kentucky, Tom Teleles from North Carolina and Susan Collins from Maine – voted in favor of the bill, while all Democrats in the Senate voted against it.

The “Grand and Beautiful Bill” will be an extension of the overwhelming tax discounts that were presented during the term of the first president by reducing spending on health care and social care programs.

It will also increase the spending on military security and border security, and the taxes fail to advice and additional work.

But the legislation still faces great obstacles if it can be signed to become a law through the deadline imposed by Trump on July 4.

Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson will walk on a political rope to secure the required votes from his Republican Party and send the legislation to the president by the end of the week.

While a previous issue of the draft law approved one vote in May, many members of the House of Representatives have eliminated the Senate. Financial Falcons said that the Senate Law adds an unsustainable amount to the growing debt pile of the government.

The most moderate members of the House of Representatives have criticized the bill cuts to Medicaid, which provides health care for low -income and disabled Americans.

Independent predictors have warned that this legislation will add to the levels of debt already swollen in the country, as the non -party Congress budget office estimates that the copy of the Senate of the draft law will increase the deficit of $ 3.3 trillion during the next decade.

But many Republicans criticized the registry of the International Energy Agency, while the White House argues that the legislation will eventually narrow the deficit by enhancing growth.

This is a developing story