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After a week spent attacking the $600 second stimulus check, President Donald Trump signed a $2.3 trillion bill Sunday night that that combines $900 billion in stimulus money with funding for the government -- a day before the deadline that would shut down the government. Biden has referred to the stimulus portion of the joint package as a "first step and down payment," forecasting a larger bill after he's sworn into office -- including a third stimulus check.
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It isn't clear why Trump changed his mind after days of lambasting the "measly" size of the $600 maximum payment, and advancing his agenda to raise the second stimulus check to up to $2,000 instead. Trump had planned to sign the package Dec. 24 at 7.p.m. ET, CNN reported Sunday, before the president allegedly changed his mind.
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The House of Representatives will vote Monday on a bill to authorize the second stimulus check Trump is asking for, for up to $2,000 per qualified adult. [The legislation passing the Senate] depends on whether Trump will continue to hold sway with Senate Republicans in his final 24 days before Biden is sworn in as president, or whether a $2,000 check -- which could greatly increase the size of the COVID-19 relief allocation -- will divide the party.