The White House says the move represents an effort to protect taxpayers and eliminate spending it considers unnecessary or harmful. The latest rescissions are likely to intensify the broader dispute between Trump's administration and Congress over who ultimately controls federal spending.
The White House says the move represents an effort to protect taxpayers and eliminate spending it considers unnecessary or harmful. The latest rescissions are likely to intensify the broader dispute between Trump's administration and Congress over who ultimately controls federal spending.
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The White House says the move represents an effort to protect taxpayers and eliminate spending it considers unnecessary or harmful. The latest rescissions are likely to intensify the broader dispute between Trump's administration and Congress over who ultimately controls federal spending.
