The bill provided roughly $1 trillion in infrastructure investments for roads, bridges, transit, broadband, and utilities, representing a major bipartisan legislative achievement and a central policy goal of the administration.
The U.S. House of Representatives approved the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and sent the bill to President Biden for signature.
The bill provided roughly $1 trillion in infrastructure investments for roads, bridges, transit, broadband, and utilities, representing a major bipartisan legislative achievement and a central policy goal of the administration.
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