On March 16, 2018 the Trump administration issued a Budget Blueprint outlining proposed changes to "discretionary" spending for Fiscal Year 2018. The following table shows the major changes to Budget Authority in excess of $2 billion per agency.
Because usgovernmentspending spending data is based on Historical Table 3.2, it shows spending by function rather than by agency. Until Table 3.2 is published in the final version of the FY18 budget we cannot exactly predict how the Table 3.2 numbers will change at the subfunction level.
But we have applied the Budget Blueprint budget authority changes into the budgeted FY18 outlays by guessing the application of agency level changes to subfunction changes to give a rough feeling of what the Trump changes look like. You can check out what is going on here or here.
The numbers will change when the final FY18 federal budget numbers come out.
| Agency | FY18 Change in $ billion |
| Agriculture | -4.7 |
| Defense | +52.4 |
| Education | -9.2 |
| Health and Human Services | -12.6 |
| Homeland Security | +2.8 |
| HUD | -6.2 |
| Justice | -4.0 |
| Labor | -2.5 |
| State and Intl Aid | -10.9 |
| Veterans | +4.4 |
| EPA | -2.6 |
Because usgovernmentspending spending data is based on Historical Table 3.2, it shows spending by function rather than by agency. Until Table 3.2 is published in the final version of the FY18 budget we cannot exactly predict how the Table 3.2 numbers will change at the subfunction level.
But we have applied the Budget Blueprint budget authority changes into the budgeted FY18 outlays by guessing the application of agency level changes to subfunction changes to give a rough feeling of what the Trump changes look like. You can check out what is going on here or here.
The numbers will change when the final FY18 federal budget numbers come out.
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