US House Republicans unveil three-month stopgap bill to avert shutdown
- House Speaker Mike Johnson announced a stopgap bill to fund the government until Dec. 20, excluding the SAVE Act supported by former President Donald Trump.
- The SAVE Act, aimed at ensuring only citizens can vote, was dropped despite Trump's push for its enactment this month.
- Johnson described the new funding proposal as necessary to avoid a shutdown and to prevent excessive Senate spending.
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Spending deal averts shutdown and funds the government into December
Congressional leaders announced an agreement Sunday on a short-term spending bill that will fund federal agencies for about three months, averting a possible partial government shutdown when the ...
US House Republicans unveil three-month stopgap bill to avert shutdown - West Hawaii Today
WASHINGTON — Republican U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday proposed a three-month stopgap funding bill that excludes an immigration-related measure demanded by Donald Trump, as lawmakers look to avert a month-end partial government shutdown.
American elected officials reach an agreement to avoid a “shutdown” before the presidential election
The leaders of the American Congress announced on Sunday an agreement to extend the government budget until mid-December and avoid a paralysis of the federal state before the November election....
American parliamentarians bought time by reaching an agreement to extend the government's budget until December 20, delaying the debates after the duel for the White House.
Leaders of congressional groups on Sunday announced a deal aimed at extending the government's budget through mid-December and avoiding federal paralysis before November's elections.
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