Here's what comes next for the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill

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Senators introduced their bipartisan infrastructure bill on Sunday after months of wrangling, setting it up for passage as soon as this week.

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer aims to rush the 2,702-page legislation through the chamber before a planned monthlong recess starting Aug. 9. Votes on amendments — or a decision by any senator to delay the process — could trip up the New York Democrat's timeline.

The coming days will prove pivotal for President Joe Biden's economic agenda. Before the Senate leaves Washington, Schumer wants to pass both the $1 trillion infrastructure bill and a budget measure that would allow Democrats to approve a separate $3.5 trillion spending package without a Republican vote.

"Given how bipartisan the bill is, and how much work has already been put in to get the details right, I believe the Senate can quickly process relevant amendments and pass this bill in a matter of days," Schumer said Sunday night.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/heres-what-comes-next-for-the-dollar1-trillion-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill/ar-AAMQHP9

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1. The Republicans aren't through throwing wrenches into the gears yet.

If they can deny or delay, they will so as to not give Biden a perceived "win."