Cámara de EEUU regresa para votar sobre fin del cierre del gobierno tras casi dos meses de ausencia – Chicago Tribune

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By KEVIN FREKING, JOEY CAPPELLETTI and MATT BROWN (AP) — House lawmakers are moving to the nation’s capital, a week or so away, to potentially end the federal government further in U.S. history.

The House scheduled a bill to restore government as the Senate approved it for the night. President Donald Trump has called medicine the “Great Victoria,” and he hopes it will pass in the Republican-led House. Without an embargo, the possibility of returns on trips requiring ironing can complicate voting. House Speaker Mike Johnson needs perfect support from his fellow Republicans to get the medicine passed.

The House has not been in legislative session since September 19. So a short-term funding measure was approved to keep the government open when it begins the new fiscal year in October. Johnson sent to House lawmakers after that vote and was able to take responsibility for the Senate as actuary, saying House Republicans would take on their job.

Democrats approved the opportunity to present to Republicans as if their holiday was in the middle of the federal work force, without paychecks, travelers experiencing airport drop-offs and food assistance benefits expiring. Johnson, a Republican from Luisiana, said his members have important work in their districts.

It is hoped that the vast majority of Democratic lawmakers will vote against the average because it will not include an expansion of the Ley de Cuidado de Salud Asequible tax credits that expire at the end of this year.

“Our biggest expectation is that Democrats will speak out strongly,” said Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the night’s martyrs to preempt the vote.

Johnson said that “our great national population is finally coming to an end, and we are grateful for that.”

“After 40 days of traveling through the desert and inevitably causing suffering to the estadounidense people, some Senate Democrats have finally taken an extra step to put an end to the pain,” Johnson said.

Acuerdo para poner fine al cierre

The measure that cleared the Senate included support from other senators who cut threads with Democrats after reading the conclusion that Republicans could not use the measure to continue medical attention tax credits. Meanwhile, the impact of steel is being created day by day. The holidays mark day 43 of the clause.

The financial compromise measure consists of three annual bipartisan gas bills and the extension of the remainder of government funding through January 30. Republicans also promise to hold a vote to extend medical assistance subsidies through December, but with no guarantee of failure.

“We’ve come to a point where we believe many of our people have created steel to be very effective in increasing concern about medical attention,” said Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire. The promise of a future vote “will give us the opportunity to do it in the future,” he said.

The legislation has provided for a job reversal of federal workers by the Trump administration since it began doing so. They also protect federal workers from more money and guarantee that they will be paid once the job is completed. Full-year funding for the Department of Agriculture means that people who rely on food assistance programs will receive these financial benefits without interruption for the remainder of the fiscal year.

The package includes $203.5 million to increase security for lawmakers and another $28 million for security for Supreme Court justices.

Democrats are also approving language that gives senators the ability to require a federal agency or employee to handle their electronic records without notification. The language is already being directed to help Republican lawmakers deal with injuries if their phone records were analyzed by the FBI as part of an investigation into Trump’s results to reverse their 2020 election derrota ahead of Democrat Joe Biden.

“We are able to tattoo this provision, as we are going to tattoo the Republican medical attention crisis, on the forehead of every House Republican who strives to vote for this bill,” Jeffries said.

Many Democrats call this a mistake. Democratic Senate President Chuck Schumer of New York, who received criticism from his party in March when he voted to keep the government open, said he could not “in good faith” after meeting with his bench for several hours on Sunday.

Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who voted in line with Democrats, decided to drop out of the fight over a “horrible mistake.” Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut has learned that voters are preparing to abruptly turn to Democrats in last week’s elections to establish “management companies.”

Now comes the debate about medical attention

It’s not clear whether the two parties will meet with anyone in common over health care subsidies before the December vote in the Senate. Johnson said to stay away from his camera.

Some Republicans have said they are open to expanding tax credits in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, and that the former could disappear for millions of people, but also want new limits on being able to receive the subsidies. Some arguments argue that tax dollars for airplanes should be channeled toward individual travel.

The chairwoman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Republican Susan Collins of Maine, assured the moons that allowed the expansion of tax credits with changes, such as new entry limits. Some Democrats said they might be open to the idea.

“We need to act before the end of the year, and that’s exactly what the mayor promised,” Collins said.

Other Republicans, including Trump, used the debate to renew their criticism of the law and to eliminate or reform it.

It’s possible the Senate voted 47-53 along partisan lines to not extend the grants for another year. Republicans allowed the vote as part of a separate act from Democrats to expedite the final vote.

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Correspondent Mary Clare Jalonick contributed with this note.

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This story was translated into English by an AP editor with the help of a generative artificial intelligence tool.