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The United States is once again considering the possibility of granting new deposits of US$2,000 to certain residents, an initiative that has raised expectations among those paying attention to the government’s economic changes. The proposal aims to ease the income burden of specific sectors.
The final details have not yet been disclosed; however, the White House confirmed that only those who meet a specific condition will be able to access the benefit. The measure is in an early stage and will depend on legislative decisions.
Who meets the requirements for the $2,000 deposits in the United States?
President Donald Trump stated that these deposits, considered “dividends” backed by tariff revenue, would be directed to low- and middle-income individuals. In addition, he mentioned that they could be issued by mid-next year, although no exact date was given.
The Treasury Department emphasized that the proposal will require congressional approval and that it would only apply to working families that meet the legal requirement defined once the regulations are approved.
Key facts
- Estimated amount: US$2,000 per individual.
- Funding: from tariffs.
- Target audience: low- and middle-income sectors.
- Status of the plan: awaiting legislation.
How feasible is approval of these deposits?
Specialists warn that current tariff revenue is not enough to sustain the program. So far, the total stands at approximately US$100 billion, compared with the US$600 billion that would be needed to finance the promised deposits.
Analysts consulted by U.S. media stress that the payments would only be viable if Congress approves a broader financial framework. They also warn that issuing aid without backing could lead to fiscal and inflationary consequences in 2026.