Crown aid for U.S. unemployed: Trump signs crown aid package – news

• Millions of unemployed in the US feared for their support of the crown because President Donald Trump refused to sign a crown stimulus package approved by Congress for several days.
• Now Trump has renounced his blockade and signed the package of measures, which emerged with a bipartisan majority.
• A Trump spokesperson said Sunday night (local time) on Twitter.

So now, after all: after Donald Trump refused to sign the $ 900 billion (around CHF 800 billion) package of measures, now he has.

Trump had indirectly threatened to veto the legislative package, which he described as an “embarrassment.” The president had required that most US citizens receive a one-time aid payment of $ 2,000 per adult. However, the stimulus package only provides for a payment of $ 600.

Now the White House has announced that the House of Representatives will vote on a pay increase on Monday.

Government stalemate avoided

The stimulus package also approved part of the federal government budget of about $ 1.4 trillion. With his signing, Trump now prevents the government from running out of money as of Tuesday. Without his signature, government business would have stalled.