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Trump Pushes SALT Republicans to Abandon Further Cap Hike: Full Remarks
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1:36Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump on Tuesday pushed back on demands from Republicans who have threatened to sink his giant tax bill if the legislation does not significantly boost the state and local tax deduction, lawmakers said. In a private meeting with House Republicans, Trump singled out the lawmakers from New York, New Jersey and California who have rejected the $30,000 deduction limit — three times the current cap — contained in the legislation moving through the House. President Donald Trump, right, and House Speaker Mike Johnson arrive for a House Republican caucus meeting at the US Capitol on Tuesday. Trump told lawmakers he wants to leave the SALT deduction limit “where it is” in the current version of the legislation, Representative Bruce Westerman of Arkansas said after the meeting. Trump spoke briefly after the meeting from the Capitol.
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