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Delegation analyzing Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill'
- Late Wednesday, Congress eliminated a measure from President Trump's extensive tax legislation that would have permitted the sale of approximately 450,000 acres of federal land located in Utah and Nevada.
- Montana Representative Ryan Zinke led bipartisan opposition to the land sale provision after it was introduced in early May and formed the Public Lands Caucus to prevent it.
- The bill aims to extend Trump-era tax cuts while cutting spending on Medicaid, SNAP food benefits, and clean energy credits and proposes changes to public land and fossil fuel policies.
- Zinke stated that he opposes large-scale sales or handovers of public lands, while the Congressional Budget Office projects the bill would increase the federal deficit by approximately $3.8 trillion over the next decade.
- Removing the land sale provision reflects concerns over losing public lands permanently and may influence the Senate's revision of the bill before final approval.
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Mass. delegation votes against Trump's 'beautiful' bill
BOSTON — Members of the state's all-Democrat congressional delegation voted in unison against a massive House budget package to implement President Donald Trump's tax, defense and energy policies.
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