Mientras republicanos y demócratas no llegan a un acuerdo sobre la financiación del Gobierno, el presidente Trump amenaza con utilizar el cierre para despedir a algunos trabajadores federales.

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The U.S. government remains shut down as negotiations between Republicans and Democrats have stalled, with no bipartisan talks scheduled. Republicans are pushing for a clean spending bill, while Democrats demand the reversal of Medicaid cuts and the extension of tax credits for low-income Americans. President Trump has threatened to use the shutdown as an opportunity to make permanent cuts to federal jobs and projects favored by Democrats, a move criticized by Democratic lawmakers as an abuse of power.

Federal workers face uncertainty, with the White House predicting thousands of potential job losses. Labor unions have challenged the administration's threats, filing lawsuits over the legality of firing furloughed employees. The Senate is set to vote again on legislation to reopen the government, but additional Democratic support is needed for the measure to pass.

Trump amenaza con recortes permanentes mientras continúa el estancamiento del cierre

Comenzamos aquí en casa, donde nadie se reúne y nadie se mueve en el punto muerto sobre la financiación del gobierno federal. Estamos en el segundo día del cierre del gobierno. Los republicanos en el Congreso quieren un proyecto de ley de gastos simple y limpio, pero los demócratas insisten en que el debe revertir los recortes de Medicaid y ampliar los créditos fiscales para ayudar a los estadounidenses de bajos ingresos pagan por Obamacare. El presidente, mientras tanto, amenaza con utilizar el cierre para despedir a algunos trabajadores federales en un momento en que la ansiedad sobre el empleo y la economía está creciendo en todo el país. Una encuesta de CBS News de esta noche encuentra más de la mitad de los estadounidenses creen que el mercado de trabajo es malo. Y desde julio, el número de los que ven que la economía en general está empeorando ha subido cinco puntos hasta el 59 por ciento. Weijia Zhang está en la Casa Blanca. ¿Weijia? Bueno, John y Maurice, tenéis razón. El estancamiento continúa. De hecho, no hubo conversaciones bipartidistas en el Capitolio hoy, y ninguna ha sido programada para mañana. A medida que este cierre continúa, el presidente Trump dice que los demócratas le han dado un sin precedentes oportunidad de hacer grandes recortes. El presidente Trump lanzó una advertencia a los demócratas si el gobierno sigue cerrado. Bueno, podría haber despidos, y eso es culpa de ellos, y también podrían ser otras cosas. Quiero decir, podríamos cortar proyectos que ellos querían, proyectos favorecidos, y estarían permanentemente cortados. El senador de Vermont Peter Welch dijo que dirigirse a su partido durante un cierre es un abuso de poder. Él puede tomar una posición explícita, pero cuando está abusando del poder de su oficina para tomar la financiación de Vermont, porque Vermont votó por su oponente, o Illinois, que es perjudicando a los ciudadanos estadounidenses que no tienen voz en esto. Creo que es un abuso de poder bastante atroz. El presidente se reunió hoy con Russ Vogt, jefe de presupuesto de la administración. Trump dijo que para determinar cuál de las muchas agencias demócratas, la mayoría de las cuales son un estafa política, recomienda que sean recortadas. Vamos a ver las agencias que no se alinean con los valores de la administración que creemos que son un desperdicio del dinero de los contribuyentes. La Secretaria de Prensa de la Casa Blanca, Caroline Levin, también predijo cuántas personas perderán sus empleos. Mira, es probable que sean miles. En Denver, la microbióloga de la FDA Stephanie Rogers teme estar entre ellos. Siento que los empleados federales están siendo utilizados como peones en un juego, y se trata de nuestros cheques de pago, son nuestras vidas. Rogers está de baja, lo que significa que no cobrará hasta que reabra el gobierno. Tengo que mantener a dos niños pase lo que pase, y es aterrador como familia, y especialmente... para mis hijos. No son inmunes a lo que oyen y a lo que saben que está pasando, ni a mi estrés. Así que, Weijia, normalmente en los cierres donde los trabajadores federales son suspendidos, esto es un despido. ¿Es legal? Bueno, esa sigue siendo una gran pregunta, porque tienes razón, John. Normalmente, el poder ejecutivo puede decidir quién es considerado un trabajador esencial y que se furloughed, como usted ha mencionado, colocado en licencia no remunerada, y eso es típicamente lo que vemos. Pero los sindicatos argumentan que Russ Vought hizo amenazas ilegales cuando dirigió a las agencias federales que se prepararan para despedir gente. Los grupos federales ya han presentado una demanda contra Vought y la administración. Weijia, has esbozado la ansiedad. Todo el mundo está mirando y preguntándose qué pasará mañana. Bueno, mañana el Senado vuelve a la sesión cuando votarán de nuevo sobre la misma pieza de la legislación para mantener el gobierno abierto, que por supuesto fracasó a principios de esta semana. Los líderes republicanos dicen que uno de sus objetivos es convencer a los demócratas más moderados para que se unan a la coalición. a ellos. Tres demócratas han votado con el GOP, pero eso no es suficiente. Se necesitan cinco más. DE ACUERDO. Weijia Jiang en la Casa Blanca.

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