Regulations and Government
House Considers Funding Limits, Green Tax Credits Repeal
While the debt ceiling bill has little chance in the Senate, House Republicans are pushing for discretionary funding limits, repeals of green tax credits.
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While the debt ceiling bill has little chance in the Senate, House Republicans are pushing for discretionary funding limits and repeals of green tax credits.(Photo: Pixabay)

The U.S. House is set to take up debate on the massive Limit, Save, Grow Act of 2023 debt ceiling bill that has marked some $4.5 trillion in cuts and savings, including limits on discretionary funding and repeals of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and other green-energy tax credits.

Consideration of the bill, which was unveiled last week by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-California), is on the House calendar today and on pace for a vote this week. While Republicans work to secure the necessary votes, the bill is likely to die in the Democrat-controlled Senate—at least in its current form.

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