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If President Donald Trump gets his way, non-union retirees from Delphi Corp. could split a $1 billion pool nearly two decades after the Obama administration pulled GM back from the edge of bankruptcy.

The White House supports the long-discussed restoration of benefits to Delphi salaried retirees, who lost them 17 years ago. The Office of Management and Budget sent a letter Wednesday to Speaker of ...