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President Trump proposed on Friday to beat $ 163 billion in federal expenditure on Friday, a dramatic reconfiguration of the role and reach of the government that would eliminate a wide range of climate, education, health and housing programs, including some who mainly benefit the arms.

Mr. Trump’s discretionary blueprint illustrates his conservative vision for Washington and formalizes the disruptive reorganization he started on returning to his office, a campaign that has already concluded entire agencies and has fired federal employees without the explicit approval of the congress.

The budget proposal from 2026 recommends stunning cuts on almost every large agency that would reduce total domestic expenses to the lowest level of modern times. House speaker Mike Johnson quickly endorsed it. “Our country cannot continue to bear the harsh consequences of years of runaway spending under democratic leadership,” he said, “and this budget makes it clear that tax discipline is not negotiable.”

This is to know what else:

• Large cuts on health: The budget proposes massive cuts For the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but it includes $ 500 million for health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Signature Initiative: Make America Again. The budget of the CDC would be reduced by more than half to $ 4 billion of around $ 9 billion, and are Chronic Disease Center would be eliminated.

• Education and art cut: Education expenditure would Fall with $ 12 billion Under the blueprint of Mr. Trump 2026, with the most important cut from a plan to ‘streamline’ title I-money I-money for schools with high poverty and other K-12 programs. The plan would also do Eliminate the National Donation for Art and the national gift for the humanities.

• Climate change: The proposal would do that Many government programs dismantle to study and reduce global warming. It would reduce financing for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, one of the most important centers in the world for climate sciences, by about a quarter, and would cut $ 4.7 billion from the Ministry of Energy, aimed at programs with regard to renewable energy and climate change. The proposal is also aimed at canceling around $ 15 billion in clean energy financing of the Bipartisan infrastructure account of 2021.

• A boost in defense: The budget plan of 2026 would do that Increase military expenses for 2026 by 13 percentUp to $ 1.01 trillion, almost entirely through allocations in a conference plan for congress budget that is being considered. Pentagon -Officaries say Elon Musk’s SpaceX is considered the best receiver of this eruption of new expenses.

• Large changes to the FBI: The Trump budget proposes to cut more than $ 500 million from the FBI, and explains that the administration “commits itself to cancel the armament” of the agency that it said took place under the Biden administration.

• Safety Net Cutbacks: The plan of 2026 would do that Delete federal safety net programsconfirming early budget documents rated last week Through the New York Times. The cuts including the removal of more than $ 26 billion in federal rental assistance.

• Less for the IRS: The budget overview requires around 20 percent in the IRS’s expenditure next year, a change that the agency could force to dismiss even more people and continue to struggle to collect around $ 5 trillion in taxes every year.

• Immigration: The budget plan requires an increase of $ 43.8 billion for the Ministry of Interior Security, to combat illegal immigration, including deporting migrants, to complete the construction of a wall on the southern border and invest in technology to the police. At the same time, the plan would beat $ 650 million that has been reserved for the Department of Homeland Security Shelter and Services Program, which used the Biden administration to help cities, interest groups and churches of migrants offer temporary housing to migrants.

• What survived: Head Start was preserved, although the Trump government is considering eliminating the $ 12.2 billion program, which offers early education and childcare for some of the poorest children in the country. The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, initiated in 2022 under the Biden Administration, also survived. It gives subsidies to scientists who pursue a high risk, high-reward medical research, such as studying ways to get cartilage back when people develop osteoarthritis.