"We'll be submitting plans on healthcare, plans on infrastructure and plans on welfare reform, which is desperately needed in this country, soon after taxes," he told reporters at the White House ahead of a meeting with his Cabinet secretaries.
(Reporting by Jeff Mason; Writing by Katanga Johnson; Editing by Susan Heavey and Chizu Nomiyama)Trump: Healthcare, infrastructure, welfare reforms up next after taxes
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