Trump considering executive order to reinstate enhanced unemployment benefits | TheHill - The Hill
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Summary
We’re also looking at various other things I am allowed to do under the system,” Trump told reporters at a White House news conference Tuesday evening.Trump repeated that he was also considering executive orders to extend a federal moratorium on evictions that expired more than a week ago and to suspend the payroll tax, which he argued he has the authority to do as president.Politico reported earlier today that the White House was weighing an executive order to extend the enhanced federal unemployment benefits using money appropriated by Congress that hasn’t been spent yet, in addition to actions on evictions and the payroll tax.Negotiations between the Trump administration and Democratic leaders got off to a rocky start last week, with both sides describing themselves as far apart on a deal.
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