Capital brackets to finance fighting in Congress amid the Trump campaign

You can see the battle between the major Republicans and Washington, DC, another wrinkles next month, when Congress returns to a race around the clock to prevent the government from closing by the end of September.

Local leaders said that the last confrontation of its closure left the area by about one billion dollars in the budget after Congress exceeded local spending plans. The deadline for financing, which is looming on September 30, comes as tensions between Republicans and Democrats in the province reached the point of fever amid President Trump’s campaign in the capital.

Christina Henderson, a member of the Council of the Council in the capital, said on Friday that local leaders remain in discussions with the spending of the Cardinals in the Capitol Hill to prevent history from repeating itself.

Henderson said: “We continue our talks with our allocations and the four angles in Congress, because we know that sometimes the White House’s policy differs from the policy of allocated in terms of credits already.”

The capital was granted what is known as “home rule” in the 1970s, but it is still approved by its budget by Congress.

Congress approved in March a stop from the GOP designed by the Republican Party to finance the government during the end of the fiscal year, or in late September, at the level of 2024 financially.

However, unlike previous StopGAP financing bills, the procedure that was approved in March is unprecedented, which led to DC to spend its local budget – which is mostly consisting of funds of local taxes, fees and fines – at 2025 levels already credit.

As a result, capital officials said that the boycott was forced to spend at its financial levels 2024, such as federal agencies under Stopgap – although it operates on its updated budget levels for about half a year.

At that time, the senior Republican dedications said that the long judgment was mistakenly excluded, despite some democratic doubts. But while the Senate agreed quickly and unanimously on a draft law to treat the issue, the House of Representatives has not yet moved about six months after the militants prompted the leadership to delay this procedure while pressing new “requirements” of the region to spend on their local dollars.

Since then, Republicans in the House of Representatives have led multiple efforts, criticizing defenders of the capital “as hostile to the home”, including advanced legislation that aims to prevent citizens without the United States from voting in the local capital elections. Some Republicans in Congress have even expelled the rule of the house.

The upcoming financing battle is looming, as Trump directs a major campaign in the federal crime in the capital, blogged the local police administration, and has deployed more than 1,000 national soldiers to the country’s capital and ordered federal agents from the FBI; Narcotics Agency; Alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives office; And enforcement of immigration to help the street patrol.

Republicans chant their efforts and fly them to continue – although the data that the city’s leaders share shows that the crime has already decreased in recent years.

Trump has challenged these numbers, and accused the city of production “fake crime numbers in order to create an illusion of safety.” On Friday, the capital’s mayor, Morel Bousser, warned against “stopping to give wrong crime figures very inaccurate, or will cause bad things.”

This includes what Trump described on the social truth as “a complete and full federal acquisition of the city.”

Trump indicated his interest in more of its operations in the city’s operations, and reported on Friday that he intends to ask Congress to shed light on two billion dollars to make improvements in the region.

“We will beautify this place within 12 months,” he said.

Richard Stern, director of the Gover M Center, said. Hermann’s federal budget at the Heritage Corporation, a prominent conservative research tank, is expected to take the increasing clash between Trump and the capital another turn.

If we looked back at the battle of closure in March, Stern said on Friday that the “transverse” congressional of the capital’s budget “was born an accidental test.”

He said: “I think that what came out of it was away from the Democrats from them, saying:” Well, we are in a less powerful situation this year than we thought that we, and the Republicans moved away from his saying, “We are in a stronger situation publicly than we thought we were.”

A survey of Yougov, which was released earlier this month, found that nearly half of the Americans “or to” somewhat “refused to put the capital police under federal control and deploy the National Guard forces in the city.

But a closer look found a sharp gap according to the identity of the party. Less than 10 percent of the respondents who determine them as the Democrats who agreed to this step, compared to 26 percent of those who got acquainted with independents.

Meanwhile, 74 percent of the respondents approved the identity of the Republic on the recent procedures by the administration.

“Everything has gone since then in the interest of Republicans in Congress, what is happening with the capital and people’s ideas on this issue, up to Trump that publishes the National Guard, and that it is very popular, if not very popular among the elected Republicans, not to mention the conservative base.”

“Because of all this, I think this is why this on the table is strong for Republicans in a batch for.”

Despite what the province described as a $ 1.13 billion reduction of the previously approved budget authority, BowSER office said in May it was able to prevent the demobilization of workers, temptations and closure of facilities, while protecting dollars for “public safety and public education system.”

However, he cited a number of measures it took as a result of the reduction, including the freezing of employment that reduces “employee costs of $ 63 million” and made “$ 175 million of peak services discounts” and moved more than 2002 million dollars in spending and manpower production costs from 2025 to Fiscal 2026 and 2027.

Henderson said on Friday: “You do not want the same situation to happen again.

“This is meaningless, but the crazy things have happened.”