That makes no sense at all. Trump & Co are all for dismantling whatever still functions on a federal level. By cuttting loose the states and making this a local problem you pretty much guarantee that it won't be solved and that what little bits of leveling were still there are going to go away. So effectively you've helped to destroy the lives you claim to wish to help.

Besides that they are busy removing the few barriers that stand between a much worse living environment in those areas due to a removal of environmental protections.

Quality of life will go down, there will be less money and the local environment will suffer (tremendously), the cumulative effort of doing this for a couple of years will be paid for by the next generation.

The beneficiaries: the billionaires.

So you did the wrong thing, not the least wrong thing. What puzzles me is this: how do the republicans, either under Trump or any of their predecessors get people to consistently vote against their interests? Looking at it from an economic perspective they should have maybe 5 to 10% of the vote (affluent, mostly white people). To see so many people vote for them (repeatedly) with some cheap emotional buttons being pressed and - predictably - 4 or 8 years later an economic mess to be cleaned up (see the last 4 electoral cycles) is really incredibly hard to understand for me.