President Donald Trump is throwing the Senate GOP budget plan into turmoil. No sooner than Republican senators had voted to begin work on a $340 billion plan focused on funding the White House’s mass deportations and border security agenda,

Senate Republicans pushed ahead late Tuesday on a scaled-back budget bill, a $340 billion package to give the Trump administration money for mass deportations and other priorities, as Democrats prepare a counter-campaign against the onslaught of actions coming from the White House.

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Republicans are cutting Medicaid “to pay for tax breaks for the richest 1 percent of Americans,” one organization noted.

Congressional Republicans and President Donald Trump are hurtling toward a collision over tax reform, exposing a growing ideological rift over healthcare spending that could threaten the president’s legislative agenda in its entirety.

On the heels of the Trump administration temporarily halting federal payments for grants and other programs last month – a move rescinded days later following public outcry – Republicans are […]