President Donald Trump on Monday is set to sign into law a bill to replenish a fund for the v.ic.tims of the Sept. 11, 2001, t.e.r.ror a.t.tacks with billions of dollars over the next decade. Trump will sign the bill, which passed the House and Senate with near-total bipartisan support, in a Rose Garden ceremony at the White House.
"Today we come together as one nation to support our Sept. 11 heroes and to care for their families … and to renew our eternal vow, never ever forget,” Trump said before signing the bill.
"The whole world witnessed the might and resilience of our men and women in the New York fire department and New York police department," the president said, adding, "They answered te.r.ror with the emotional strength of true American w.a.rriors.”
"The love and loyalty of our 9/11 responders knows no bounds," he added.
"We pledge to stand by the families of those affected today, and every day we will stand with you," Trump said.
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