Trump signs the tax and law bill

• Military jet aircraft fly over the ceremony in the White House southern lawn.
• Trump thanks the leaders of the Republican Congress for the broadcast of the bill.
• The Democrats say that Bill to hit the poor by health care, while the rich are taking tax cuts.
  

US President Donald Trump has signed a huge package of taxes and cuts at a ceremony at the White House on Friday, the day after the artistic auditors of representatives, he closely approved the signature legislation of Trump’s second term.

The bill, which will finance the suppression of Trump’s immigration, will make permanent tax cuts in 2017 and is expected to hit millions of Americans out of health insurance, voted 218-214 after an emotional debate on the floor.

“I have never seen people so happy in our country because of this, because so many different groups of people are careful: the military, the citizens of all types, the jobs of all types,” Trump told the ceremony, thanking Mike Johnson’s president and his leader Congress.

“So you have the largest tax cut, the highest cuts cut, the biggest investment for border security in American history,” Trump said.

Trump was scheduled for the White House southern lawn for the July 4th of Independence holidays, filled with bombers and fighter jets such as those involved in recent US strikes at Iran’s nuclear facilities. Hundreds of Trump supporters attended, including White House assistants, members of Congress and military families.

The passage of the bill is a major victory for Trump and its Republican allies, who have argued that they will boost economic growth, while rejecting a non -profit analysis that predicts that it will add more than $ 3 trillion to $ 36.2.

While some legislators in Trump’s party have expressed concerns about the price of the bill and its impact on healthcare programs, eventually only two of the 220 Republicans of the House voted against him, bringing together all 212 Democrats as opposed.

The intense attitude of the bill included a speech from the floor by democratic leader House Hakeem Jeffries, who spoke for eight hours and 46 minutes, blasted the bill as gifts for the rich who will strip Americans with low -income Americans.