The American Senate is conducting a marathon vote on a huge budget that is important for President Donald Trump’s agenda, but the expenditure plan hangs in balance after a week.

Republican – which control both the Congress’s chambers – are divided into welfare programs to expand the tax break in a large beautiful bill act.

Meanwhile, Elon Musk has again attacked the law by Donald Trump’s former close aid, which the President’s party is spraying to pass by July 4.

If the measures clean the Senate, it would have to return for another vote for the House of Representatives, which passed his own version of the bill by the same vote last month.

The senators are currently arguing or against a revision of a 1,000-hit bill in a process called “Vote-e-Ram”, which can increase the 20-hour debate.

The session is expected to continue through Tuesday morning and the law, if passed, will also reduce some welfare programs and increase national debt.

Elon Musk has carried forward his criticism of the US President’s tax and bill spending, condemning it as “crazy”.

According to the Treasury Department, the national loan currently sits on $ 36 trillion. If passed, the bill will add $ 3.3tn to that loan, according to new estimates.

Musk again threatened to establish a new political party.

Trump suggested that the government’s efficiency department – which used musk – Tesla’s CEO companies should take a look at the subsidy received.

Trump wrote on his true social platform, “Elon can get more subsidy than any human being in history, and without subsidy, Elon will probably have to return to South Africa’s home to South Africa’s home.”

On Monday, the senators made their way on the Capital Chamber floor for various amendment votes, then returned to their personal meeting room, where they fulfilled complaints outside the perspective of reporters.

A revision may be broadly for the proposal of recently poured medicid cut by Florida Senator Rick Scott 20 million American to lose its health insurance coveragean estimated.

“Jo talk [Scott’s] The bill does not make it effective until 2031. So I am not sure that you can argue that it is going to get away from health insurance tomorrow, “said John Thyun, the leader of the Senate majority.

Democrats, who have repeatedly condemned the bill, are expected to use all the 10 allocated hours of debate, especially for millions of poor Americans, while Republicans will probably not.

Democrat Senator Adam Shif called the bill “terrible” and told the BBC that he was uncertain if Senate Republican Trump’s Friday deadline.

Press Secretary Karolin Levitt said that Trump is “confident” that the bill will be passed and it is still expected at his desk by 4 July.

On Sunday, the Democrats used a political exercise to prevent the progress of the bill, asked Senate clerks to read all 940 pages of the bill, a process that took 16 hours.

It followed the weeks of public discussion and the Senate proceeded narrowly on the budget bill in 51-49 votes in the weekend.

Two Republican debated in voting, law and changes against opening the debate with Democrats.

One of those Republicans, Northern Carolina Senator Thom Tilis announced his retirement after that vote and said the law broke the promise that Trump and Republican had created voters.

Tilis wrote in his announcement, “Many elected officers are inspired by pure raw politics, who really do not give a shame about those whom they promised to represent on the campaign mark.”

The White House angrily reacted to Tilis’s comments, Lavit stated that Tillis was “just wrong”.

Kentaki Republican Senator Rand Paul objected to the debt hike, and cut the Medicade.

During the full Senate vote on the bill – early Tuesday morning – can give only three faults for passing the Republican Bill.

If they lose three votes, Vice President JD Vance will have to cast a tie-breaking vote.

The bill will then return to the House of Representatives, where the leadership has advised a full vote on the Senate bill which may come in the beginning of Wednesday morning.

Fiscal Hawks of Republican -led House Freedom Caucus has threatened to torped the Senate version on budget disagreement.

The Senate proposal adds more than $ 650BN to the national deficit, the group said in a post on social media on Monday.

“This is not a fiscal responsibility,” he said. “This is not what we agreed.”

Democrats in both the chambers have objected to a large extent to cut spending and the proposed expansion of tax breaks.

Meanwhile, the Republican Debate has focused on the fact that welfare programs be cut to expand $ 3.8tn (£ 2.8tn) in the trump tax break.

According to the budget office of a non-Pakistani agency Congress, the proposed cuts can make $ 3.3TN (£ 2.4TN) in debt to about 12 million Americans of their health insurance coverage.

(With additional reporting from Burned Debmanman Junior at White House)