Elon Musk has publicly criticized Donald Trump's tax and spending bill, calling it a 'disgusting abomination' and warning it would significantly increase the US budget deficit by approximately $600 billion, pushing it towards $2.5 trillion. Musk, who recently left the Trump administration after working on cost-cutting initiatives, expressed disappointment over the bill's pork-filled spending and its impact on the national debt. This criticism reflects wider tensions within the Republican Party, with some senators opposing the debt ceiling increase, while others, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, dismiss Musk's opposition. Meanwhile, Musk's departure from government highlights his ongoing struggles with political influence and policy, as he faces criticism for his failure to effect meaningful reform in government operations. In other political developments, President Trump privately complained about Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's perceived weak support for his agenda, despite her conservative voting record. Trump also expressed frustration over his administration's immigration policies, using a recent Colorado attack by a suspect with a controversial immigration history to push for stricter deportation measures. The attack, carried out by Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who targeted a Zionist group and shouted