Trump Signals Support for Senate Agreement to End Shutdown: ‘I’ll Abide by the Deal’
The Senate advanced a bipartisan measure to fund the government through January 30 and restore pay for federal workers after 41 days of shutdown, Trump said.
- Monday, President Donald Trump expressed support for the Senate deal ending the 41-day shutdown, saying in the Oval Office he would `abide by` what he called `a very good deal`.
- The agreement funds the government through Jan. 30 and reinstates laid-off federal employees, aiming to reverse mass federal layoffs carried out earlier in the shutdown.
- The Senate voted 60-40 late Sunday to advance the measure, with eight Democrats joining Republicans, and a full Senate vote is expected Monday.
- The deal excludes Affordable Care Act subsidies Democrats had sought, focusing on restoring pay and protections for federal workers, and it remained unclear when the House of Representatives would reconvene.
- Trump said after meetings on Nov. 7 that `it’s too bad it was closed, but we’re going to be opening up our country very quickly` on Nov. 10, signaling a swift restart if approved.
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Trump Comes out in Support of Senate Deal to End Shutdown
President Donald Trump came out on Nov. 10 in support of the deal in the Senate to end the government shutdown, which has now reached its 41st day. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump said he favors the agreement. “Well, depends on what deal we’re talking about. But if it’s the deal I heard about, that’s certainly … they want to change the deal a little bit, but I would say so,” he said. “Based on everything I’m hearing, they haven’t…
Trump says deal to end the shutdown is 'very good'
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday (November 10) the deal to end the government shutdown was "very good." The longest government shutdown in U.S. history could end this week after a compromise that would restore federal funding cleared an initial Senate hurdle late on Sunday, though it was unclear when Congress would give its final approval.
Trump pledges to ‘abide’ by deal to end government shutdown – but vows to upend Obamacare subsidies
Trump pledges to ‘abide’ by deal to end government shutdown – but vows to upend Obamacare subsidies | 10 Nov 2025 | President Trump said Monday that he will abide by the terms of a deal ending the ongoing 41-day government shutdown — but that Republicans will pursue a new plan to replace expiring health insurance subsidies that triggered the funding lapse. Trump said that the government would fully reopen “very quickly” amid mass-cancelation of …
Trump Backs ‘Very Good’ Shutdown Deal
President Donald Trump said Monday he would support the Senate agreement to end the government shutdown, calling it “a very good deal” that he would “abide by,” according to remarks made in the Oval Office and reported by The Hill. The president said the deal would reopen the country “very quickly” and reverse mass federal layoffs carried out earlier in the shutdown. Donald Trump added that the agreement, which funds the government through Jan. …
Hope on The Hill: After Forty-One Days, the Lights Come Back On — and Trump Looks Ahead
The long pause is over. The lights will come back on. After forty-one days of stillness and strain, President Donald Trump said Monday that he will honor the deal to reopen the government, while his party moves toward a new vision for health care. “The government will fully reopen very quickly,” he said in the Oval Office. Asked about a clause requiring him to rehire federal workers dismissed during the shutdown, Trump waved it off. “I’ll abide …
Trump pledges to 'abide' by the Senate agreement to rehire workers fired during the shutdown
President Trump said Monday that he will abide by a provision in the Senate agreement to reopen the government that requires him to rehire the federal workers he fired during the government shutdown.
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