Resolution continues signed by Trump, the government’s closure avoided

President Donald Trump HR 1968 signed, the Law on Assignments and Continuous Extensions of the whole year, 2025, after approving the Chamber and the Senate. The approval of the continuous resolution (CR), which was backed by Trump, officially arrested a possible closure of the government.

The CR extends the government budget until the end of September and was approved by the majority of the Senate Republicans. Only Senator Rand Paul, RK.Y., voted against the bill. Senate minority leader Chuck SchumerDn.y., faced a violent reaction on Friday by other Democrats after announcing his intention to vote for the bill.

President Donald Trump signs executive orders at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on January 20, 2025. (Jim Watson/Pool/AFP through Getty Images)

Off avoided after the Schumer caves and support Trump to spend the bill

In total, 10 Democrats voted with the Republicans to approve the CR and avoid a closure of the government, including Schumer, the minority WHIP Durban Senate, D-Bill., And Sens. Angus King, I-MAINE, Brian Shatz, D-Hawaii, Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., John Fetterman, D-Pa. D-Mich., Maggie Hassan. Kirsten Gillibrand, DN.Y., and Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.H.

Legal Senator Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., speaks after a political lunch in Capitol Hill, on September 24, 2024, in Washington, DC (AP Photo/Mariam Zuhaib, Archive)

The bill backed by Trump to avoid the closure of the house of the house despite the threats of Motinín

Before the bill approved the Senate, former president of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi He issued a statement that urges Democratic senators to “listen to women.” California’s congresswoman referred to the representative Rosa Delauro, D-ct., And Senator Patty Murray, D-WA., Which opposed the bill.

“The assignments leaders, Rosa Delauro and Patty Murray, have eloquently submitted the case that we must have a better option: a four -week financing extension to maintain the open government and negotiate a bipartisan agreement,” reads the declaration of Pelosi. “The United States has experienced a Trump closure before, but this harmful legislation only worsens things.”

President Donald Trump talks to journalists before addressing Air Force One when he departs from the joint base of Andrews in Maryland, on March 14, 2025. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque)

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Trump seemed to listen to the Senate’s vote while answering the reporters’ questions at the Andrews joint base. He told the media that he was “very impressed” by the Senate that passed the CR.

Julia Johnson of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.