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Biden Administration Races to Cement Legacy Before Transition to Trump

As President Biden's term nears its end, his administration accelerates grants and initiatives to protect major legislation before Trump's inauguration.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 6:22 AM ET

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In the final months of the Biden administration, officials are hurrying to disburse funds from landmark laws while facing challenges as Trump prepares to take office. Key initiatives include major infrastructure grants, a nationwide effort to remove lead pipes, and a proposal for student loan forgiveness. Trump is expected to reverse many Biden policies, creating urgency for the current administration to finalize significant projects. Senate confirmations for judicial nominations are also a priority as Biden aims to solidify his legacy in the face of an incoming Trump administration that may undo many initiatives.

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