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(The Hill) — On Sunday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that “working families” are set to benefit from the proposed $2,000 tariff checks, a plan put forward by President Trump.
During an appearance on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo, Bessent explained, “[The dividends] would be for working families. We will have an income limit.” This suggests a targeted approach to ensure that the aid reaches those in need.
President Trump first introduced the idea last Sunday, suggesting that “at least” $2,000 be sent to a majority of Americans. He assured that while these payments are being made, his administration intends to continue utilizing tariff revenues to address the national debt, currently standing at $38.12 trillion.
