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th federal debt has rin to more than $31 trillion since joe bin took oice almost $4 trillion. do you believe that his budget reduces debt of the country? dir. young: i used $24.7 trillion. that is probably held tha threst othe debt that you cite is othegovernnt -- sen. sco: did ireduce the debt? r. young: our budget reduces the deficit. sen. scott: that's fine. his president bidens budget balanced? aree going to spend more than we collect? dir. young: no, because w believe that would hurt working families. sen. scott: whaare yopaying rightow for interest? what is the duration of the debt? dir. young: the duration othe debt dends on treasu policy on what they do inhe bond maet. right now, it is about a lite over five years. the majority of the debt. sen. scott: what is interest rate that you are paying dir. young: the interest rate is close to 3% on the debt. dir. young: -- sen. scott: do you believe in your budget that's going to come down? dir. young: we do show what we believe are accurate forecast where interest will rise then level off. of course interest rates are rising

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that does not mean ice oics or dhs could not more informally say, we e ing to exercise -- our prosecutorial discretions not to institute removal proceedings against this particular noncitizen. general stone: that might be the case. that would have beenheind of evidence that would have attaed our redressability that hapetitioners submitted that to district courts -- >> your burden is outstanding, right? general stone: we did find support finding the causal relationship between actual enforcement actions and this memorandum including 22 emails specifically citing the guidelin aa reason for removing detainers. justice barrett: why would the the causal relationship, the chain broken in the sense that yoha voluntary decision-making by texas, say, in relation t criminal justice costs that you feel compelled, or you want to go teindividual people? other words, aren't costs associated with texas' decision to incarcerate or paleertain noncitizens if the federal government decides not to detain them? aren't those a result of the state's own policy choices in a wath we recognized or decided is not suf

. >> thank you mr.ecretary along those lin my oice has vited educational session. your team has bn vy open. those sesons have been welcomed b farmers across new mexico. i appreate that one of actually do more along those lines to get the word out i was still to one. >> clrly know that was one of the challenges with the programs out there. the respoent we worked on for the irrigation program. one of the folks came in with boxes of paperwork. week can't do this again. u.s. state responded the chair help me quite ait when was in the house t get some s suppor >> languages also at issue. thfirst major report in english and spanish. 40% are children they do not get a say over how much folks are making or whatnot. think we all agree kids to go to school is a good thing. they are more attentive somebody in a family he to make sure we are working in that regard. bu it's also a program that benefits rural producers the more we can do that and concentraten working -- creating more for farmers expressionarts the country that is a winner for all of it. i certainly hope we find

but, this is something that we are working hard on, and the irs and treasury oice of tax policy a working to implement this. >> another area where i think there is bipartin support is improving service at the irs and the modernization of its capacities. the chairman alrea mentioned the fact that you have made some progress. actually the successful answering of calls is has beedramatically ireased. do you see continued progress being made in regards to the service levels made available by the rs in relation to the inflation reduction act? sec. yellen: aolutely. thisill be a very critical part of the irs strategic operating plan that should be mpleted in the coming weeks. it has been a priority since day one. i promised during the tax season that there would be 85% customer service performance. and so far, we have been in that range, and mernizing the way in which the irs interacts with taxpayers, with sml business. there havelready been other improvements put into effect that for example, makes it easier for small businees to file 1099 forms online and this will be an important priority. >