不给钱了！特朗普宣布终止资助加州高铁项目

Group 1 - The California high-speed rail project was originally scheduled for completion in 2020, but its budget has exceeded the initial estimate of $33 billion by approximately $100 billion [1][3] - The project aims to connect San Francisco and Los Angeles, covering a total length of 800 miles (1287 kilometers) with a maximum speed of 220 miles per hour [3] - The U.S. federal government, under President Trump, has announced it will no longer provide funding for the project, which has been criticized for cost overruns and lack of delivery [1][4] Group 2 - The California High-Speed Rail Authority states that most of the funding comes from the state government, with a proposed budget of $1 billion annually for the next 20 years to support the initial operational phase [3] - The project has faced criticism from California Democrats, with some constituents viewing the spending as irresponsible [3] - The project has been described as a "waste project" due to mismanagement and budget overruns, with costs now projected to reach $135 billion [4][5] Group 3 - California Governor Newsom plans to challenge the federal government's decision, asserting that the state is ahead of others in high-speed rail development [6] - The California High-Speed Rail Authority has invited potential private investors to express their interest in investing in the project by the end of the month [7]