The government’s closure prevented the resolution signed by Trump

President Donald Trump Signed HR 1968, full annual allocations and extensions became the law after the Senate, both in ACT, 2025, and the Senate. The transition to the ongoing resolution (CR) supported by Trump, officially stopped the closure of a potential government.

CR expands the government’s budget by the end of September and approved by the majority of the Senate Republicans. Only Senator Rand Paul, RK.Y., voted against the bill. Senate Minority Leader LiverDn.Y., after Friday, came to the Democrats after announcing his intention to vote for the bill on Friday.

President Donald Trump, on January 2025, 2025 signed executive orders in the White House Oval office in Washington. (Through Jim Watson / Pool / AFP, Getty Images)

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In total, 10 Democrats voted with Republicans for transmission of CR, and a government closure, Senate, Senate minorities, D-Nev, D-Nev, D-PA, D-Mich, DN.H., Kirsten Gillibrand, DN.Y. and Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.H.

Senior leader Chuck Schumer, Dn.Y., Capitol Hill, on September 24, 2024, in Washington, in Washington, DC talks after a policy Luncheon (AP Photo / Mariam Zuhaib, file)

Trump-backed bill for the government to close the house, despite mixed threats

Senate before the bill, former home speaker Nancy pelosi Democratic senators issued a statement called for a call to call “to listen to women.” California Congresshome Rosa Delauro, D-CT, D-CT and Senate Patty Murray, D-WA, D-Wa., Both opposed to the bill.

“Organizational leaders Rosa Delauro and Patty Murray must have a better choice: four week-week funding extensions to negotiate the government and negotiate with a bipartisan contract,” Pelosi’s statement. “America has previously closed a trump – but these harmful legislation is more worse than just the importance.”

President Donald Trump spoke to the Air Force as the basis of the joint Basic Andrews, Marilyland on March 14, 2025. (Reuters / Kevin Lamarque)

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Trump appeared to hear the Senate votes while answering reporters’ questions at the joint base of the correspondents. He said the media CR Senate was “very affected,” he said.

Fox News Digital’s Julia Johnson contributed to this report.