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$TRUMP Why the Government Shutdown Ended — and What Happened

The U.S. government briefly shut down because Congress couldn’t agree on funding bills before the deadline — especially over funding for the Department of Homeland Security and immigration policy. Democrats pushed for changes in how immigration enforcement works after a controversial shooting by federal agents, and Republicans wanted to fund the government without those changes. That disagreement caused operations to stop for several days.

To end the shutdown, Congress passed a $1.2 trillion funding bill that provides money for most government departments through the end of September. President Donald Trump signed the bill, officially ending the shutdown. The deal also includes a short extension for Homeland Security funding so lawmakers can continue negotiating immigration issues.

Trump and other leaders said ending the shutdown was important to reopen government services, pay federal workers, and reduce the economic harm the shutdown was causing.
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Big news from Capitol Hill!

The House Speaker Mike Johnson just confirmed the U.S. government shutdown will officially wrap up tonight.

🔹 What this means: Federal agencies start the reopening process, funding gaps close, and normal operations resume across the board.

🔹 Why it matters: Markets breathe a sigh of relief, especially crypto and equities that were jittery over the uncertainty.

🔹 Stay tuned: Expect a flurry of economic data releases once the government’s back online could be a catalyst for the next move in digital assets.

Stay woke, stay ahead.

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