Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer slammed President Trump’s decision to boost defense spending in his first budget by $54 billion while cutting foreign aid and spending levels by a corresponding amount across the board at most non-security agencies.

Reacting to news about the non-defense spending cuts, Schumer said Trump’s budget priorities take a “meat ax” to programs that benefit the middle-class, which he said amounted to a broken promise to working families who voted for him.