Senate on Monday Bill passed to end government shutdownSending it to the House.
The final passed after a series of procedural votes. In turn, eight centrists and retired after a weekend success democrats join republicans The government’s reopening plan was approved on Sunday night.
The deal would fund most of the government until the end of January and includes three full-year funding bills. This includes a promise by Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) to hold a vote on Obamacare subsidies before the year ends.
The agreement – took place over a weekend that included Legal battle over food aid funding and increasing Chaos at airports due to Federal Aviation Administration flight cuts – Includes language to retain more than 4,000 federal employees targeted for layoff during the shutdown, as well as language to prevent the Trump administration from laying off more federal employees until Jan. 30, 2026.
Speaking at the White House early Monday, President Trump indicated he would support the Senate compromise,
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