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Senate passes funding bill to avert October shutdown
The Senate passed a bipartisan bill funding the government through December 11 at current levels, thus placing pressure on the House to prevent an October shutdown. While both chambers passed differing stopgap measures, the legislation spurred conflict over federal grants and provisions impacting agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol. Lawmakers expressed deep disagreements with the proposed grant rules and specific agency funding limits.
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