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“By unanimous consent, the Miller-Meeks amendment was withdrawn.”
This amendment would have prevented the U.S. Army from using any budget money to cut jobs at its active arsenals. However, the sponsor withdrew the proposal, so it was never voted on and is not part of the bill.
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“By unanimous consent, the Miller-Meeks amendment was withdrawn.”
This amendment would have prevented the U.S. Army from using any budget money to cut jobs at its active arsenals. However, the sponsor withdrew the proposal, so it was never voted on and is not part of the bill.
This proposal aimed to protect government jobs and ensure that facilities producing military equipment maintained their current staffing levels.
Civilian and military employees at U.S. Army arsenals across the country would have been the most directly affected.