By james art 
Las Vegas – President Donald Trump uses a stop on Saturday in Las Vegas to offer details of how he can start excluding federal tax advice, relying that the city built on gambling and hotel industry will enjoy more big slices than grants.
Trump is promised to make a good promise of the campaign and will speak at Cirta resort & Casino, according to the Culinary Union, which represents about 60,000 hospitality workers in Nevada. The Union supports the elimination of taxes on the Soviets, but says Trump’s proposals are not far enough.
Its appearance is intended to load the supporters and hit a grateful tone. But this comes as part of a trip, where Trump has already chosen a series of political matches.
He spent Friday seeing a first -hand storm damage and hearing painful stories from the survivors of Hurricane from last fall Helen in North Carolina. In Los Angeles, he examines the devastation of wild fires, which can be among the most expensive natural disasters in the history of the nation.
Trump was touring firmly affected areas with helicopter and walked a street where every home was reduced to charred, ruins in the Pacific neighborhood Palisades.
At a meeting with local, state and congress leaders, Trump assured them that “the federal government is behind you 100%.”
The President has proposed in North Carolina that he will sign an executive order to eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency, leaving the disaster response and the restoration of the affected countries, with the Federal Government intervening later to help funding.
“You are no longer forgotten. You have been treated very badly by the previous administration,” Trump told the White House Biden.
Later, the Republican President criticizes California’s water policies and proposed that funding for refunds after fires depend on the state requirements for identifying voter identification and rethinking efforts.
“I will be the president who will help you correct him because he could not help you correct him,” Trump told his democratic predecessor and the response to Biden’s Bluezes team.
Unlike Nevada, Trump said he wanted to celebrate that he was the first presidential candidate for the Republicans to carry the state after George W. Bush: “I’m going to Nevada thank them.”
This is a familiar background for conversations and taxation. As a candidate, Trump first announced the idea during a rally last June in Las Vegas – a proposal later copied by his democratic opponent Kamala Harris.
White House press release secretary Carolyn Levitt said the Saturday event “will be a message focused on the economy, and President Trump will talk about promises that he intends to keep that he has made the American people along the campaign path.”
The US Labor Statistics Bureau estimates that there are 2.24 million restaurant servers across the country, with tips accounting for a large percentage of their income.
In Las Vegas, the 24 -hour economy is fed by all of the waiting employees and maids to casino hotels and merchants, all of whom collect advice. Nevada has the highest concentration of nation workers, with about 25.8 waiters and waitresses in only 1000 jobs, followed by Hawaii and Florida.
No federal taxes will probably be difficult to introduce in the short term and require an act of Congress.
President Donald Trump has given international business leaders to invest in the US or another.
Ted Papageorge, secretary-cashier of the Culinary Union, said Trump’s plans “should not end” by eliminating the taxation of the advice.
“The removal of taxes on the advice and the termination of $ 2,13 in the minimum of the minimum, this is reality in too many states across the country, will raise millions of hospitality workers,” said Pappaageorge. He said that many employers who know that their workers earn tips, offer set time paid well below the federal minimum wage, and expect grants to compensate for the difference.
“Taking the two questions is crucial to guaranteeing a job is enough for workers to support their families,” Papageorge says in a statement.
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