Joe Biden reaches a deal with bipartisan group of senators on infra package
- "We've struck a deal," Joe Biden tweeted on Thursday
- The details of the deal haven't been announced yet
- The infrastructure package is likely the most funding for roads, bridges and ports in decades
US President Joe Biden announced Thursday he has reached a deal with a bipartisan group of senators on a landmark infrastructure package, likely the most funding for roads, bridges and ports in decades.
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“We’ve struck a deal. A group of senators — five Democrats and five Republicans — has come together and forged an infrastructure agreement that will create millions of American jobs,” Biden said on Twitter.
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The president had sat down with the lawmakers at the White House to culminate weeks of negotiations on Capitol Hill, where Democrats and Republicans have squared off over the size and scope of the funding.
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