Government’s shutdown 2025 LIVE: Congress does not reach the 11th hour agreement on expenditure bill

The Senate Democrats held on and chose to block a Republican spent bill on Tuesday night, all of guaranteeing a government extinguishing – even when President Donald Trump threatened “irreversible” redundancies if the bureaucracy has stopped.

The Republican-controlled Senate made a stopgap expenditure calculation called a continued decision to keep the government open until Thanksgiving. But the Democrats voted against the continued decision, also called a CR, with the Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, who led the charge to a shutdown.

Only Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.), Angus King (I-Maine) and John Fetterman (D-Penn). joined the Republicans. Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) Was the only Republican who opposed it.

The vote creates a full-blown government closure, the third under Trump’s two Presidencies and the first since 2018-2019, from 12:01 on Wednesday, October 1st.

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Secretary Lori Chavez derers have said that Democrats play “political games” when a government stop is woven.

“America First policies are working and it comes to a screaming stop because the Democrats choose to play political games,” Chavez derers told FOX Business Tuesday.

The Democrats’ reluctance to adopt a short -term expenditure bill to prevent a government closure from being over health concerns.

They have demanded a reversal of cuts to Medicaid, which was put out earlier this year in Trump’s “Big, Beautiful, Bill” and an expansion of affordable affordable.

A Republican-led spending bill to prevent the government from shutting down has failed in the Senate in a 55 to 45 vote.

Democrats John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada and Angus King of Maine voted with 52 Republicans in favor of the bill, while 44 Democrats and Republican Rand Paul from Kentucky voted against it.

The vote failed shortly after an expenditure bill was pushed by the Democrats who included the return of Medicaid cuts and expanded affordable affiliation with the AFDABLE CARE ACT, failed along party lines.

Legislators had to pass on an expense plan at midnight to avoid a shutdown of the government; Now a closure is imminent.

A short -term expenditure bill pushed by Democrats has failed in the Senate in a 47 to 53 voting along party lines.

Vide’s shared video shows masked federal agents throwing more journalists on the floor inside an immigration law court at the center of Manhattan, days after an immigration and customs enforcement officer was suspended to tackle a crying woman and attach her to the ground in the same building.

Video inside 26 Federal Plaza, which acts as a headquarters for more federal law enforcement agencies, shows masked agents trying to force a journalist from an elevator while calling “Get F ****** Elevator out.”

Another agent skyver then a photographer across the hall. A third photographer is then knocked on the floor; Recordings from photojournalist Stephanie Keith show him, who grabs his head in pain before emergency medical staff arrive and put him in a neck and on to a stretcher.

Last week, a crying woman who asked for her husband’s release from ICE -Determination was hospitalized after an agent pushed her across the hall, pushed her to the ground and attached her to her back.

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Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent of Vermont, has posted what Republicans can do to get his support to stop a government closure at midnight.

Representative Seth Moulton, a Massachusetts -Democrat, has justified the democratic leader Chuck Schumer’s strategy during the threatening government extinguishing and says, “He is fighting harder.”

“He uses the little leverage we have,” Moulton said of Schumer at CNN on Tuesday. “Some may say,” why don’t we ask for even more? “What we are asking for is actually something that Republicans should want because it is also good for red states.

“It’s just lowering premiums for health care and keeping them affordable to Americans, no matter what your political dispute is.”

In March, Schumer supported a six -month expenditure of expenditure to keep the government open and said, “While the Republican bill is very poor, the potential for a shutdown has consequences for America that is much worse.”

But now Democrats are digging in their heels and demanding an extension of affiliation with the AFDABLE CARE ACT grants in return for their vote to keep the government open.

“Republicans have had 45 days over and over and over again to come to us and talk about protecting your health care. They didn’t. They’d rather shut down the government than protect your healthcare,” Schumer wrote on X on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump told journalists Tuesday, “A lot of good can come down from [government] closures. “

“We can get rid of a lot of things we didn’t want. And they would be democratic things,” Trump said.

Senator Ruben Gallego, a Democrat in Arizona, has written against President Donald Trump and Republicans over healthcare when a government’s closure weaves.

Subject Subsidies to them according to the AFDABLE CARE ACT is set to expire at the end of the year. If these subsidies are not extended, more than 20 million Americans will have to pay higher insurance premiums next year, New York Times Reports.

Democrats are trying to exploit an extension to these subsidies in exchange for their support for an expenditure bill to prevent a government extinguishing at midnight tonight.

Republicans have criticized the costs of subsidies and potential fraud in registrations for the health program. The New says the subsidies cost an estimated $ 350 billion over 10 years.