Since returning to the White House, Trump has rolled out or advanced a series of policies concerning children and families. According to The New York Times, the Trump administration is planning to allow the stay-at-home spouse in a married couple to receive a childcare subsidy of $9,000 per child annually. Furthermore, initiatives ranging from increasing the Child Tax Credit and establishing child investment accounts to reforming childcare subsidies and supporting childbirth underscore the administration’s ambition to encourage childbearing
Trump 2.0: A steady stream of child benefits—a look at tax cuts, child accounts, and childcare subsidies
