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2025-11-10 08:27:25
[US Bipartisan Agreement Ends Government Shutdown with Temporary Funding Until January 30] 1. According to sources, the US Senate has reached an agreement to pass a temporary funding bill to keep the government running until January 30, and has pledged to vote on the Affordable Care Act in December, marking the imminent end of the record-breaking government shutdown. 2. The agreement includes three key provisions: reversing the Trump administration's decision to lay off federal employees and establishing a mechanism to prevent a recurrence; ensuring funding for the food stamp program continues until fiscal year 2026; and passing three full-year funding bills to provide full funding for military construction, veterans affairs, the legislature, and the Department of Agriculture. Notably, the agreement does not include the Affordable Care Act subsidy extension clause insisted upon by Democrats, but guarantees separate voting rights on the issue in the future. 3. The Senate will first hold a procedural vote on the temporary measures already passed by the House of Representatives, requiring the support of at least eight Democrats to proceed. If passed, the bill will be amended with a bipartisan funding package. If approved by the Senate, the bill will return to the House for a final vote and then be submitted to the President for signature. Democratic Party negotiators Kim, Shaheen and Hassan all participated in the agreement negotiations, but the final vote time still depends on the progress of the behind-the-scenes negotiations.
