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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Chris Stein and agencies

Trump’s tax cut bill advances in rare weekend vote but right seeks more changes

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Mike Johnson at the Capitol in Washington DC on 6 May. Photograph: Rod Lamkey/AP

The White House on Monday called on Congress to advance legislation enacting Donald Trump’s tax and spending priorities, hours after House Republican leadership reached an agreement with far-right holdouts to pass the bill through a crucial committee and closer to a vote by the full chamber.

Progress of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act unexpectedly stalled last week after four rightwing Republicans prevented its passage through the House budget committee. The move raised the prospect that it would not be able to pass the full chamber before the Memorial Day deadline set by the Republican speaker, Mike Johnson.

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