U.S. President Donald Trump is set to introduce several initiatives aimed at boosting the country’s birth rate and promoting family values. According to a New York Times report on Monday (April 21), the White House is exploring various incentives to encourage women to have more children.
One of the notable proposals includes awarding a National Medal of Motherhood to mothers who give birth to six or more children.
Experts have warned that if the current low birth rate continues, the U.S. could face long-term economic risks due to a shrinking workforce and an increasing elderly population.
Other proposed incentives include:
Baby Bonus: A one-time financial aid of $5,000 for every new mother.
Scholarship Opportunities: 30% of Fulbright scholarships will be reserved for married applicants and/or mothers.
IVF Subsidies: Significant benefits for those undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment.
