Trump-backed plan to avert shutdown heads for House vote
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52% : There are also some added funds to help facilitate Immigrations and Customs Enforcement operations. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Cuts to non-defense discretionary spending would be found by eliminating some "side deals" made during Fiscal Responsibility Act negotiations, House GOP leadership aides said.51% : "Step 1 is the CR freezes spending, guys, that's a win; No. 2, no earmarks; No. 3, no giant omnibus; No. 4, we believe the president can impound," Roy said of his pitch.
47% : Democrats have outnumbered Republicans in anti-government shutdown votes in recent years, but this time their opposition to Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has many left-wing lawmakers signaling their opposition.
28% : Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, the group's policy chair, told Fox News Digital on Monday morning that a key part of conservatives' pitch to fellow fiscal hawks is that Trump will likely still move to spend less money than the CR appropriates, including funding that he's already blocked by executive order.
24% : It's a major test for Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., as they seek to corral a House GOP conference that's been exceptionally fractured on the subject of government funding. DEMOCRATS PRIVATELY REBUKE PARTY MEMBERS WHO JEERED
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