Breaking News: House Rejects Trump-Backed Plan on Government Shutdown, Leaving Next Steps Uncertain
In a dramatic turn of events, the U.S. House of Representatives has voted against a government shutdown plan endorsed by newly elected President Donald Trump. The proposal, which sought to avert a shutdown through significant federal spending cuts, failed to secure sufficient support, leaving lawmakers scrambling for a solution as the deadline approaches.
Trump had urged Republicans to back the measure, arguing it would provide a temporary halt to the looming shutdown threat. However, the plan faced fierce opposition from Democrats and moderate Republicans, who raised concerns about its potential impact on government services and federal employees.
With no clear path forward, the rejection underscores deep divisions within the Republican Party and highlights the growing challenges of bipartisan negotiation. Lawmakers are now racing against the clock to craft a spending deal that not only averts a shutdown but also addresses critical issues such as government funding, immigration, and fiscal policy.
As the deadline looms, the pressure intensifies on Congress to find common ground and avoid the economic and political fallout of a shutdown. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops.