Governor Gabin Newsam headed to the White House on Wednesday, and after the state council passed $ 50 million to supply anti -Trump measures, and then President Donald Trump to deal with California's mountain fire. I'm looking for money.
New Sam himself agreed to transactions for $ 50 million in mid -January, and after Trump complained that he wanted to “politics” a fire by talking about the states' failed water policies and forestry, and then a fire in the Los Angeles area. It is still burning.
The expenditure came out of a special legislative conference called NEWSOM itself. The state parliament immediately passed anti -Trump funds, and the State Senate first BAL, but passed the funds earlier this week.
Sacramentby Report:
Gov. Gavin Newsom meets the federal officials this week, aiming to secure the Federal Disaster Relief Fund after a series of mountains destroyed the Los Angeles area.
The New Sam office is expected to leave the governor on Tuesday for Washington DC, where he will meet Donald Trump's administration and members of Congress on Wednesday. Politico reported that he would meet Trump, but New Sam Spokesman refused to confirm, saying that his schedule had not been confirmed.
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After calling a special legislative meeting, the governor has acquired a profile that has recently been lowered for a few days than his legislative counter part, which passed two bills that secured $ 50 million for future lawsuits with the White House. I am.
NEWSOM has not signed a bill yet. At a meeting in the city hall last month, Trump has pledged to appoint a “Special Master” to supervise the federal expenditure to mountain fire so that state and local officials do not waste money. did.
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