Trump explodes the GOP spending plan that is running out of money for the wall

President Donald Trump, who raised the specter of a government shutdown in just 10 days, complained Thursday of a spending plan imposed by congressional Republicans, as it was not the only way out of government spending. does not include financing a border wall with Mexico.

Trump tweeted that he wanted to know "where is the money for border security and the wall in this ridiculous spending bill". He added that "REPUBLICANS MUST FINALLY TRY" against the Democrats, he added, obstructing law enforcement and border security.

Trump's overflow could complicate the GOP's efforts to avoid a partial government shutdown at the end of September and delay a potentially messy fight over border funding after the mid-term elections in November.

The Senate approved Tuesday a bill that funds the military and some civilian organizations for next year and provides for a short-term solution to keep the government open until December 7.

The draft bill would not deal with Trump's long-standing wall along the United States-Mexico border, although separate bills in the House and Senate are funding the wall. GOP leaders said they preferred to solve the problem after the November 6 elections.

Trump quoted an opinion column by Senator David Perdue, R-Ga., Accusing Democrats of not funding the wall.

As Congress progressed on spending bills, GOP leaders decided to consolidate their unfinished business into a package related to defense funding and to "call it a day" until Dec. 7. .

"It's a sleight of hand – the Senate Democrats who are doing everything they can to defeat President Trump's agenda, including funding for border and wall security," Perdue wrote in a statement. Washington Examiner.

Perdue was one of seven senators who opposed the Senate's interim bill. The House is expected to approve the bill next week, a few days before the 30 September deadline for a government shutdown.

A Republican advisor, who was not allowed to speak publicly and asked not to be identified, rejected Trump's tweet as "just a scandal" and said he would not derail the efforts to prevent the closure of the government 1.

"We believe we are still on the right track with the signing of the two reports of the Credit Conference," which funds a series of agencies and keeps the government open until 7 December.

Despite Trump's frustration at the lack of funding for the wall, his tweet hints that he will end up signing the draft bill by asking where the wall's money will come from after the Midterms ? "

A bill in the Senate study provides $ 1.6 billion for the Trump Wall next year, far from Trump's $ 5 billion research. A bill approved by a House committee includes $ 5 billion for physical barriers and associated technologies along the southern border of the United States.