Donald Trump's latest White House budget proposal includes drastic cuts to social programs, specifically health and education, amounting to $163 billion in non-defense discretionary spending reductions. This budget plan represents a 22.6% decrease from the previous fiscal year. Notably, defense spending would see a 13% increase, exceeding $1 trillion, reflecting Trump's military priorities. Meanwhile, border security funding through the Department of Homeland Security would rise by 65%, underscoring his commitment to reduce migration. Major cuts are also expected for agencies like the National Institutes of Health and the CDC, while funding is allocated for initiatives like Make America Healthy Again.
Donald Trump's proposed budget demonstrates significant cuts to social programs in favor of increased defense spending, emphasizing his priorities on military strength and immigration control.
The budget blueprint starkly contrasts Trump's frequent promises to reduce foreign military involvement, revealing a proposed 13% increase in Pentagon funding alongside severe cuts to health and education.
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