The Trump administration's proposed 2026 budget emphasizes significant cuts in non-defense discretionary spending, reducing it by $163 billion, which is approximately a 23% decrease from 2025. Major funding cuts will affect diverse programs, including those supporting climate change initiatives, while increasing investment in defense and border security. The proposed changes extend to agencies like CISA, which will experience significant budget reductions due to allegations of bias in disinformation management. The administration's focus on reallocating funds reflects a sharp pivot from previous policies, favoring localized governance over federal oversight in certain areas.
The Trump administration aims to reduce non-defense discretionary funding by $163 billion, targeting programs seen as aligned with 'woke' ideals and shifting responsibilities to states.
The proposal includes a 13% increase in defense spending, emphasizing a focus on border security and reducing perceived government excess through cuts in disinformation programs.
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