"The Trump plan is to raise tolls on commuters, increase the burden on cities and states, sell our essential infrastructure to the whims of Wall Street, and yank away the protections that keep consumers safe and our air and water clean," Pelosi said in a twitter message on Monday.
Sanders claimed that the White House budget proposal cuts US health and retirement benefits by $1.8 billion to "pay for his tax cuts for billionaires and corporations."
Presidential budgets that are submitted yearly rarely escape criticism from Congress and Trump’s $4.4 billion spending plan drew criticism from both sides of the aisle.
The Republican chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Ed Royce pledged to fight proposed cuts in budgets for the State Department and US foreign aid.
US congressional leaders reached a two-year budget deal to increase government spending by nearly $300 billion on Friday.