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The Republican-led House passed funding legislation to end a partial government shutdown—and Trump signed it—kicking off 10 days of negotiations over immigration enforcement

Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 10:56 PM

The Republican-led House passed funding legislation to end a partial government shutdown—and Trump signed it—kicking off 10 days of negotiations over immigration enforcement

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President Trump signed legislation to end a partial government shutdown, which was supported by most Republicans and some Democrats, setting the stage for upcoming negotiations on immigration enforcement.

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