The FY24 State and Foreign Operations appropriations bill just got voted out of the Appropriations Committee by a broad bipartisan margin, and it includes a $560 million new economic resilience initiative to expand investments in critical minerals, to secure supply chains, and to invest in high-quality infrastructure.
Chris Coons: “The FY24 State and Foreign Operations appropriations bill just got voted out of the Appropriations Committee by a broad…”
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Senator Coons discusses a new appropriations bill aimed at economic resilience and infrastructure.
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