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Senate Appropriators Consider Ban on Pocket Rescissions Following Trump's $810 Million Funding Cut

Senate appropriators are considering a ban on pocket rescissions after President Trump rescinded $810 million in approved funding. Senator Susan Collins expressed her opposition to the rescission, stating it undermines Congress's authority. The potential for new restrictions on pocket rescissions faces challenges in the Senate, where bipartisan support is needed.

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Senate appropriators are considering a ban on pocket rescissions after President Trump rescinded $810 million in approved funding. Senator Susan Collins expressed her opposition to the rescission, stating it undermines Congress's authority. The potential for new restrictions on pocket rescissions faces challenges in the Senate, where bipartisan support is needed.

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Collins exploring pocket rescissions ban after Trump cancels $810 million in federal spending

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Senate Appropriators Consider Ban on Pocket Rescissions Following Trump's $810 Million Funding Cut