Disagreements in the US Senate, closed government activities

Disagreements in the US Senate, closed government activities

US Senators have disagreements over increasing government budget As a result, the country's official activities were closed on Friday, January 19, after midnight.

The proposed bill to increase the government's budget until February 16 was the deadline for the Senate until midnight on Friday. But the senators could not agree at the last moment.

The majority of Republican and Democrat senators have strong disagreements with the majority of the Senate leaders, Mitch McConnell.

However, it is not certain how this polling is going on.

Although the situation says, 60 votes will not be available to keep the door open for further discussion.

President Donald Trump released his disappointment in this regard.

The bill to increase the government's budget by next month is passed on Thursday at the House of Representatives by 230-197 votes.

If you can not reach this problem quickly, many government offices will be closed. However, the services of emergency services will continue. The work will be done to maintain the maintenance of national parks and monuments.

Earlier in 2013, the US government's funding was stopped by Senator Obama during the former president Barack Obama and the deadline for 16 days.