House passes $19 billion disaster aid bill, Trump expected to sign it

Washington, D.C. – The House was back in session today after a 10-day break and has given final approval to a long-delayed $19.1 billion disaster aid bill. The chamber approved the legislation 354-58, with the U.S. Senate Amendments to it.

It’s aimed at helping communities around the country bounce back from hurricanes, floods, tornadoes and fires.

With the passage the bill is now one step away from becoming law. The measure now will to be sent to President Donald Trump for his expected signature, which he has indicated he will sign.

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Earlier this afternoon, Florida 2nd District U.S. Congressman Neal Dunn spoke on the House Floor, pleading for passage of the bill. To hear what he had to say, watch the video below.