Trump proposal to streamline jobs program funding would cut funding to states
Representative Scott criticized the budget proposal, claiming it undermines workforce development and will cause workers to struggle to provide for their families.

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Representative Scott criticized the budget proposal, claiming it undermines workforce development and will cause workers to struggle to provide for their families.

President Trump's budget proposal seeks to consolidate 12 federal job training programs into a $3.4 billion block grant called "Make America Skilled Again" (MASA), representing a $1.25 billion funding cut. Critics warn the move will reduce support for vulnerable populations while supporters emphasize flexibility and efficiency.
Chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee
Walberg's version of this story ↗U.S. Senator from Nebraska
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