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The US Congress approves a law that prevents the closure – for a period

The US Congress approves a law that prevents the closure – for a period

Brian Rodriguez, March 1, 2024
The law that should prevent the so-called US government shutdown only needs the signature of President Joe Biden.  Reuters photo

The law that should prevent the so-called US government shutdown only needs the signature of President Joe Biden.Reuters photo

The law now goes to President Joe Biden, who must sign it. The bill only extends existing government spending guidelines and is therefore only a transitional arrangement. A divided Congress has been unable to agree on a funding bill for the entire budget year since September.

Funding for a number of ministries and federal agencies was scheduled to end on Saturday evening. As a result of the parliamentary decision, lockdown has now been avoided until at least 8 March.

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said: “I am pleased to tell the American people that there will be no government shutdown on Friday.”

The law is called “Closing the Gap,” and it is an emergency measure. If a solution is not found quickly, many federal government services will not receive the funds and, for example, a large proportion of civil servants will not receive their wages.

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In the United States, government departments can be closed if politicians cannot agree on a state budget. Such a scenario has loomed on the horizon recently because Republicans hold a majority in the House of Representatives of Parliament and Democrats control the Senate.

With the extension – now the fourth – MPs now want to give themselves more time to conclude a long-term agreement. The problem lies mainly in the Republican majority in the House of Representatives. Donald Trump's supporters are still preventing the passage of the 2024 federal budget.

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