Trump infrastructure push faces partisan hurdles in a polarized year
A year into office, Trump pushes a 5200 billion infrastructure plan focusing on federal grants and streamlined permitting to speed projects. The plan would cut existing programs for funding, rely on private partnerships, and center on roads, airports, water, and broadband. Democrats and the U S Chamber urge more federal dollars funded by tax reform, while GOP and industry voices weigh the rural impact and environmental safeguards.
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