BlockBeats News, June 29, the US Congressional Budget Office stated that the Senate version of the "Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act" would add $3.3 trillion to the US debt over the next decade.
With strong support from Trump, the "Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act" narrowly passed the House on May 22 by a single vote and squeaked through the Senate procedural vote on June 28 by a slim margin, facing many hurdles along the way. Furthermore, in order to get the bill through the Senate, lawmakers modified the provisions, which will have to go back to the House for another vote after the Senate vote. (CCTV News)