House Action, Trump Approval Uncertain After Senate Passes Plan To Avert Shutdown
The measure would fund about a quarter of the government but includes no money for the border wall demanded by President Trump.
by Kelsey Snell
Dec 20, 2018
3 minutes
Updated at 12:00 p.m. ET
Plans for a speedy vote on a short-term spending bill crumbled ahead of a Friday night deadline as some House Republicans threatened to pull their support for any spending measure that does not include additional border security money.
A contingent of House Republican lawmakers, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., planned to meet with the President at the White House mid day Thursday, as House GOP leaders struggled to convince members to support a bill to extend current spending levels through Feb. 8. Many are concerned that
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