Deal To End Government Shutdown Reached
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The government shutdown might be coming to an end.
The attempt to end the government shutdown passed a key hurdle.
🚨 BREAKING: It’s been CONFIRMED a deal has been reached to reopen the government, a huge win for President Trump.
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Senators have reached a deal to end the government shutdown.
The agreement, which was negotiated in part by Sens. Angus King, Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan as well as GOP senators, has “more than enough” members of the Senate Democratic Caucus to advance, according to two people granted anonymity to disclose the terms.
Senate Republicans are expected to support the agreement.
The Senate is poised to vote later Sunday night to advance the House-passed stopgap, which will later become the vehicle for the larger funding deal.
Part of the deal includes a vote on ACA tax credits and a provision to fund SNAP benefits through Sept. 30.
At least 10 Senate Democrats are poised to support a procedural motion to advance a package of spending bills and a short-term funding measure through the end of January, multiple sources from both parties told Axios.
The deal includes a December vote on a Democratic proposal to extend ACA tax credits for one year, multiple sources said. It would take 60 votes to pass.
It also includes language aimed at providing assistance to federal employees who were laid off during the shutdown, as well as a provision to fund SNAP benefits through Sept. 30.
