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Congress approved this funding act on December 19, 2007; it allows for a federal budget of $556 billion through September 2008, with another $70 billion earmarked for U.S. military activity in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Published December 19, 2007
Congress approved this funding act on December 19, 2007; it allows for a federal budget of $556 billion through September 2008, with another $70 billion earmarked for U.S. military activity in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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