Sign In
Wednesday, Oct 15, 2025
  • العربية
Top Header VOE Logo Header Dark Mode VOE Logo
  • Latest
  • Emirates
  • News
    • Gulf Countries
    • Arab Countries
    • World
  • Politics
  • Business
    • Companies
    • Real Estate
    • Stock Market
    • Green Energy
    • Oil And Gas
    • Bitcoin
    • Business Reports
  • Science and Tech
    • AI
    • Electric Vehicles
    • Space and Mars
  • Media Content
    • Rushes
    • Video Reports (VT)
    • Features
    • Photos
    • Interviews
  • More
    • Lifestyle
    • Society
    • Sport
    • Health
    • Travel and Hotels
    • Podcast
Reading: If the government shutdown continues.. Trump warns against laying off employees and canceling projects
Share
Advertisements
Font ResizerAa
Voice Of EmiratesVoice Of Emirates
Search
  • Emirates
  • News
    • Gulf Countries
    • Arab Countries
    • World
  • Politics
    • Analysis
    • Interviews
    • Reports and investigations
  • Business
    • Companies
    • Real Estate
    • Stock Market
    • Green Energy
    • Oil And Gas
    • Bitcoin
    • Business Reports
  • Science and Tech
    • AI
    • Electric Vehicles
    • Space and Mars
  • Media Content
    • Rushes
    • Video Reports (VT)
    • Features
    • Photos
    • Interviews
  • More
    • Lifestyle
    • Society
    • Sport
    • Health
    • Travel and Hotels
    • Podcast
  • العربية
Have an existing account? Sign In
Follow US
جميع الحقوق محفوظة © صوت الإمارات - خدمة إخبارية من مجموعة أور ميديا الإعلامية
NewsWorld

If the government shutdown continues.. Trump warns against laying off employees and canceling projects

The US president blamed the Democratic Party for the impeachment process that may occur.

Sami Zarqa
Last updated: 03/10/2025 2:59 pm
Sami Zarqa
Sami Zarqa
BySami Zarqa
A professional journalist and writer, he has worked in the media and visual journalism field for over 20 years. During his career, he has covered various...
Follow:
Share
2 Min Read
If the government shutdown continues.. Trump warns against laying off employees and canceling projects
SHARE

Washington, United States – US President Donald Trump said on Thursday evening that if the government shutdown that began on Wednesday continues, federal employees may be fired and a number of projects cancelled.

Meanwhile, Trump proposed cashing discount checks to citizens funded by tariff revenues.

The US President blamed the Democratic Party for the possible dismissals.

He added: “We can cancel the projects they want, their favorite projects, and we will cancel them permanently.. “I have the power to cancel things that shouldn’t have been approved in the first place, maybe I will.”

The federal government closed some of its activities on Wednesday as Congress was unable to reach a funding agreement, and only basic services continued.

Trump said revenue from the new tariffs was just beginning to emerge.

He added that it could eventually reach one trillion dollars annually.

Trump indicated that some of the money would help pay off government debts, which he said could reach $38 trillion.

Explosion rocks Tel Aviv: One person injured, urgent investigation underway amid mounting security concerns
Trending
Explosion rocks Tel Aviv: One person injured, urgent investigation underway amid mounting security concerns

Use of customs duty revenues

Trump’s estimates of tariff revenues far exceed those of Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, who said last month that Trump’s tariff revenues could reach $500 billion annually.

Treasury Department data shows that the federal government’s debt amounts to $37.64 trillion.

The Republican president revealed that his administration is considering using tariff revenues to issue discount checks to Americans.

“We might distribute it to the people, like distributing profits to the American people,” he added in the interview. We are thinking of an amount between $1,000 and $2,000. That would be great.”

  • Explosion rocks Tel Aviv: One person injured, urgent investigation underway amid mounting security concerns
    Explosion rocks Tel Aviv: One person injured, urgent investigation underway amid mounting security concerns
  • What do we know about America’s Iron Fortress?
    What do we know about America’s Iron Fortress?
  • The first move by the Iraqi parliament after the assassination of Al-Mashhadan
    The first move by the Iraqi parliament after the assassination of Al-Mashhadan

TAGGED:AmericaDemocratic Partygovernment shutdownTrump
SOURCES:Reuters
Share This Article
Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp LinkedIn Telegram Threads Email Copy Link Print
Share
Previous Article A partnership between Abu Dhabi Ports and Shandong Ports of China to develop industrial complexes for environmentally friendly cars A partnership between Abu Dhabi Ports and Shandong Ports of China to develop industrial complexes for environmentally friendly cars
Next Article Kiev's marches in Russian airspace.. Moscow bombs several Ukrainian regions Kiev’s marches in Russian airspace.. Moscow bombs several Ukrainian regions
Leave a review

Leave a Review Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Please select a rating!

Advertisements

Editor's Pick

Iraqi Parliament

The first move by the Iraqi parliament after the assassination of Al-Mashhadan

Baghdad: Investigation into the killing of Al-Mashhadani

By Ali Ragab
3 Min Read
High cost of housing in Britain
High rents are burning out citizens in Britain

high-rents-are-burning-out-citizens-in-britain

4 Min Read
Sudanese currencies
The dollar exceeds 3,700 pounds on the parallel market in Sudan for the first time in its history.

Sudan: Dollar Rise and Black Market Shifts

4 Min Read
Advertisements

Trending

Archive photo

Arab movement to protect digital privacy

The Arab Convention on Personal Data and the Importance of…

3 hours ago

Sources: Al-Sharaa arrives in Moscow demanding the surrender of Assad and all his regime figures.

لشرع سيطالب بوتين بتسليم الرئيس السوري…

3 hours ago

Tehran denies the presence of IAEA inspectors on its territory.

إيران كانت قد تشددت لجهة تعاونها…

3 hours ago

Netanyahu: Hamas must surrender its weapons or “all hell will break loose”

Israel Netanyahu Gaza: Statements on Disarmament

3 hours ago

Emirates renews partnership with AC Milan

سيتّسع نطاق الشراكة ليشمل قمصان فرق…

4 hours ago

You may also be interested in

NATO faces new test after Russian violation of Estonian airspace
NewsWorld

NATO faces new test after Russian violation of Estonian airspace

Cairo, Egypt - Estonia and NATO announced that three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets violated Estonian airspace over the Gulf of…

1 Min Read
At least 20 injured in Eilat drone attack
Arab CountriesNews

At least 20 injured in Eilat drone attack

Cairo, Egypt - A drone crashed this evening near a hotel in the southern Israeli city of Eilat. The crash…

2 Min Read
If he sends Tomahawk missiles to Kiev.. Russia warns Trump of 'serious consequences'
NewsWorld

If he sends Tomahawk missiles to Kiev.. Russia warns Trump of ‘serious consequences’

MOSCOW, Russia - Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Monday that the supply of US Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine could…

3 Min Read
"shy progress" in conversations.. Araqchi downplays the importance of "Snapback" 
NewsWorld

“shy progress” in conversations.. Araqchi downplays the importance of “Snapback” 

Tehran, Iran - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stressed the importance of "the media not frightening the people about the…

3 Min Read
Advertisements
Top Header VOE Logo Header Dark Mode VOE Logo
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Advertisement
  • Media Service Request
  • Privacy Policy
Reading: If the government shutdown continues.. Trump warns against laying off employees and canceling projects
Share
  • Publishing Principles
  • Ethics Policy
  • Corrections Policy
  • Diversity Policy
  • Actionable Feedback Policy
  • Ownership & Funding
  • Privacy Policy
Reading: If the government shutdown continues.. Trump warns against laying off employees and canceling projects
Share

All rights reserved © Voice Of Emirates – a news service from Our Media Group

Go to mobile version
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?