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Last night, House Republicans approved the framework for a partisan budget plan that backs President Trump's domestic agenda.

NPR's Claudia Grisales has more.

The budget framework unlocks the next steps for Republican-led committees to piece together the details for the sweeping multi-trillion dollar plan.

The partisan plan will address immigration,

tax defense, and energy policy as well as extend $4.5 trillion in tax cuts passed under President

Trump's first term. It also aims to cut $2 trillion in federal spending, which could lead to more

than $800 billion in cuts to

major U.S. health programs such as Medicaid. The loan Republican to vote no on the plan, Kentucky's

Thomas Massey, argued the GOP effort will add $20 trillion to the U.S. debt.

Claudio Grisales, NPR News. A federal judge has again warned the Trump administration to release billions of dollars

in blocked foreign aid.

It's for the U.S. agency for international development and the State Department.

U.S. judge, Amir Ali, had first told the administration to release the money about two weeks

ago, but that hasn't happened.

The new deadline is late tonight. It is not clear what

will happen if President Trump ignores the order. President Trump says he is introducing a new visa

program to attract rich foreigners to the U.S. We're going to be selling a gold card. You have a green card. This is a gold card. We're going to be putting a price

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