White House Threatens To Veto Puerto Rico Relief Bill

The video discusses a bill proposed by the House to allocate over $4.7 billion in aid to Puerto Rico for earthquake recovery and ongoing efforts from Hurricane Maria. The White House opposes the bill, citing concerns over the Puerto Rican government's ability to manage the funds properly, and believes the bill is being rushed. The bill is expected to pass the House but faces challenges in the Senate.

What natural disasters have recently impacted Puerto Rico, prompting the proposal of a relief bill?

• Tornadoes and floods

• Earthquakes and Hurricane Maria

• Droughts and wildfires

• Volcanic eruptions and tsunamis

How much additional aid does the House bill propose for Puerto Rico's recovery?

• $2.5 billion

• $3.2 billion

• $4.7 billion

• $5.5 billion

What is the main reason the White House opposes the relief bill for Puerto Rico?

• Lack of funds

• Political disagreements

• Concerns over fund mismanagement

• Insufficient aid amount

What does the White House fear might happen with the emergency aid?

• It will be used for infrastructure development

• It will be returned to taxpayers

• It will be invested in education

• It will be misallocated, lost, or stolen

What is the expected outcome of the bill in the Senate?

• It will be amended and reintroduced

• It is unlikely to have enough support

• It will be vetoed by the President

• It will pass with overwhelming support