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(INDIANAPOLIS) — Indiana’s two Republican U.S. senators are supporting the Trump administration move that puts two military projects in the state on hold in the shift of Pentagon funding toward U.S.-Mexico border wall construction.
The Pentagon’s list of $3.6 billion in project cuts includes $16 million for a railcar holding area at Crane Army Ammunition Plant near Bloomington and an $8 million small arms range for the Air National Guard in Terre Haute.
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WFIU-FM reports Sen. Mike Braun says President Donald Trump’s decision is necessary because the U.S.-Mexican border “has no order to it.”
Sen. Todd Young’s office says he’ll work to restore project funding as soon as possible.
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Pentagon officials say 127 construction projects are being “deferred” and not cancelled, although there’s no guarantee Congress will approve money to revive them.