According to foreign media reports, the White House is set to launch in January a long overdue infrastructure reconstruction program, the President of the United States trump's advisers believe that voters want the government to come up with a $1 trillion road and bridge construction projects, although some lawmakers opposed. 

Reported that trump's advisers are last modification to the plan, according to the plan, the federal government will spend at least $200 billion m budget directly, and the corresponding leverage local governments and the private sector investors invest hundreds of billions of dollars, used in highway, railway, water and utilities to upgrade. The federal government is spending money to flatten out other federal budgets. 

White House officials have said for months that once congress approves the tax reform, they will focus on infrastructure. In the past few months, republicans and their business Allies have been attacking tax changes. It is more difficult to push through big legislative elections in an election year, but Mr Trump's political advisers believe the public will support them. But there is widespread skepticism in Washington about whether congress will follow through on a big spending plan after tax changes could lead to a $1 trillion expansion of the fiscal deficit.