Trump's Latest Moves: Budget Battles, DOGE Cuts, and Ukraine Deal

House Speaker Mike Johnson is struggling to secure enough votes to pass Trump's budget plan, which includes $4.5

trillion in tax breaks and $2 trillion in spending cuts.

Some Republicans remain opposed, making the outcome uncertain.

Trump has expressed openness to both the House and Senate versions of the bill, adding to the tension.

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is causing chaos with mass layoffs and restructuring.

Over 700 National Park Service employees have resigned, and 21 DOGE staffers quit, citing ethical concerns.

Critics say the cuts are paralyzing government functions, while Trump insists they are necessary for efficiency.

The U.S.

and Ukraine have agreed on a framework for a minerals deal, which could be worth trillions.

Trump says the deal will help Ukraine’s security and reconstruction.

Ukrainian President Zelensky is expected to visit Washington to finalize the agreement.

Trump announced a new immigration policy offering wealthy foreigners a ‘gold card’ for $5 million, granting them residency

and a path to citizenship.

Critics argue it favors the rich, while Trump claims it will boost the economy.

Trump is considering merging the U.S.

Postal Service with the Commerce Department, raising concerns about privatization and mail-in voting security.

Critics warn it could lead to higher prices and reduced service, especially in rural areas.