China News Service, March 10, reported that Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives are expected to pass a $1.9 trillion new crown rescue plan on the 10th, which means that President Biden may sign it into law before the weekend.

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  The House of Representatives Majority Leader Hoyer’s office stated on the 9th that the House of Representatives has received the plan just passed by the Senate and will take procedural steps to vote on the final plan on the morning of the 10th local time.

After the bailout plan is passed, it usually takes a few days for Congress to formally submit it to the White House.

Biden hopes to sign the new plan before the previous round of unemployment benefits expires on March 14.

  Biden previously stated that he expects to start issuing cash subsidies of up to $1,400 this month.

  It is expected that the House of Representatives vote on the plan will still be drawn according to party affiliation.

The Democrats used the "budget coordination" process when advancing the bailout plan, which can be passed without Republicans' support.

  Democrats said that the rescue plan will reduce child poverty and help people reduce the burden of food and rent when the economy recovers from the epidemic.

Although the employment situation in the United States has improved, more than 18 million people were still receiving some form of unemployment benefits in mid-February.

  On the other hand, Republicans questioned the need for more relief spending.

They also criticized that some provisions in the rescue plan have nothing to do with the epidemic.

  In addition, the report said that after signing a new round of rescue plan this week, Biden will start a nationwide visit to publicize his further plans.

  It is expected that in April, Biden will deliver a "quasi-State of the Union address" at a joint meeting of Congress to clarify his next plan.

The White House said that this is still being negotiated, but may include promoting infrastructure, climate change issues, and perpetuating regulations that reduce the burden on families.

But this means that taxes need to be increased, which will be more difficult to pass in Congress.

  Because the bailout plan started the budget process, many of the provisions in the plan will expire after a year, such as expanded medical insurance subsidies and child tax credits.

To make these provisions permanent, it will require Congress to pass another bill, which may require some Republican votes.