Many Americans are looking forward to the release of the stimulus package, but there's a smoke on the horizon as more jobs are being reported that might hinder the release of the stimulus check.

The Republicans are not interested in giving more federal aid. The US is about to reopen with an excess of 2.5 million jobs created, also there's less unemployment at 6% less to the bigger 13.3% jobless before. For those concerned, this might be an opportunity for delaying or abandoning the extra spending, including bailing out the US economy past the COVID-19 pandemics hold on the country, reported Newsweek.

According to Michael Zona, a spokesperson for Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, he said the jobs report is an indicator to guide Congress in drafting a response, and avoid hastiness in releasing money unnecessarily.

Zona added that there will be more coronavirus response legislation, should it become needed, which he said in a statement.

It is too premature to say what the particulars are if the legislation would follow,"how to deal with the problem of generating more jobs in the most effective way to go about it."

What to expect

Those concerned will be expected to do what is needed to reach, and come up with a legislation to be done this summer, or July for the goal of assisting financial recovery. There's an approved $3 trillion plan by the House Democrats that demand action over the slower approach of the Senate Republicans and hasten the process faster. The lockdown has drained the pockets of Americans who may need this federal aid for them to get started.

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The past week has convinced the Republican to give concessions for an extension of the $600 a week federal unemployment boost over the July 31 deadline though at a lesser rate. Improvement in the May jobs report that displays a marked improvement of the economy might cause problems with the stimulus package. Worst case scenario benefits when out of work may be no option, confirmed by Marketplace.

A statement by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had no mention of another round of stimulus checks. Though he indicated that any further effort should be laser-focus for assisting businesses open again, schools opening during fall, and scoffing the House-passed aid package.

Some sectors are not confident with insufficient means to lessen the impact of COVID-19, which is going to stall recovery. Others think another round is due for stimulus checks, based on indicators the economy will not right itself immediately for a full recovery, mentioned by CNET.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi remarked that process can be fragile and might collapse without the HEROES Act passed, and stopping now to get off the gas pedal is bad timing.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said that "getting complacent is not the time or assume were okay for a victory lap."

Trump said that more can be done because we are dominating.

President Trump mention details he was after, in another package which included tax cuts, aid for restaurants, and support for the entertainment industry.

Representative Kevin Brady is championing a "return-to-work" bonus that will replace unemployment benefits. He stressed the need to get them jobs to get the economy running again.

More will benefit from the Stimulus Package, which hopefully will not be affected by an improved job market.