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It now goes to President Joe Biden where it must be signed by midnight Friday to avoid a partial shutdown that would include furloughs, as well as shuttered parks, monuments, and other federal institutions.</p>\n<p>Party leaders in both chambers of Congress earlier in the day reached agreements on a short-term spending bill to fund the government that would avoid a shutdown.</p>\n<p>“This is a good compromise that allows an appropriate amount of time for both parties in both chambers to finish negotiations on appropriations,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a floor speech Thursday.</p>\n<p>The bill “includes virtually no changes to existing funding or policy,” except including $7 billion for Afghanistan evacuees, Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., said in a statement.</p>\n<p>The White House had condemned Republican efforts to tie the funding resolution to a scaling back of President Biden’s requirements that federal employees be vaccinated against Covid 19 and its variants. Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters Thursday she was confident the measure would make it through both houses of Congress before the Friday night deadline.</p>\n<p>“We still feel that there’s time for lawmakers to set aside reckless and irresponsible political games and enact a short-term continuing resolution that would fund the government through early next year and allow for time for a full-year budget agreement, which is obviously our overarching objective,” she said at a press briefing.</p>\n<p>Psaki added that the Office of Management and Budget began preparing federal agencies for a possible shutdown last Friday, in accordance with standard procedure.</p>\n<p>“But again, our objective is, of course, to prevent the government shutdown,” Psaki said.</p>\n<p>Due to the short deadline, the only way to avoid a shutdown was for all 100 senators to agree to schedule a vote before the deadline.</p>\n<p>Before Thursday’s deals were announced, Democrats and Republicans were at odds over some key funding details. Democrats were pushing for a resolution with a shorter deadline in an effort to pressure Republicans to negotiate for the fiscal 2022 long-term budget. Republicans have signaled they were open to extending the continuing resolution for up to a year.</p>\n<p>“While I wish it were earlier, this agreement allows the appropriations process to move forward toward a final funding agreement which addresses the needs of the American people,” DeLauro said in her statement.</p>\n<p>Most of the provisions of the long-term funding bill have already passed the House, but there are still provisions that need to be negotiated, Pelosi said Thursday.</p>\n<p>Conservative Republicans in the House Freedom Caucus urged McConnell to drag out the continuing resolution process unless it prohibits funding for the Biden administration’s vaccine mandates.</p>\n<p>“The Senate Republican conference enjoys important leverage against those mandates,” the caucus wrote in a letter to McConnell Wednesday. “We therefore write to request that you use all procedural tools at your disposal to deny timely passage of the CR unless it prohibits funding—in all respects—for the vaccine mandates and enforcement thereof.”</p>\n<p>Some of these Republicans have suggested resolving the stalemate by allowing a simple majority vote on an amendment to the temporary funding bill that removed funding from vaccine mandates.</p>\n<p>Since Monday, three judges have frozen federal Covid-19 vaccine rules in certain parts of the country. 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It now goes to President Joe Biden where it must be signed by midnight Friday to avoid a partial shutdown that would include furloughs, as well as shuttered parks, monuments, and other federal institutions.\nParty leaders in both chambers of Congress earlier in the day reached agreements on a short-term spending bill to fund the government that would avoid a shutdown.\n“This is a good compromise that allows an appropriate amount of time for both parties in both chambers to finish negotiations on appropriations,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a floor speech Thursday.\nThe bill “includes virtually no changes to existing funding or policy,” except including $7 billion for Afghanistan evacuees, Rep. Rosa DeLauro, D-Conn., said in a statement.\nThe White House had condemned Republican efforts to tie the funding resolution to a scaling back of President Biden’s requirements that federal employees be vaccinated against Covid 19 and its variants. Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters Thursday she was confident the measure would make it through both houses of Congress before the Friday night deadline.\n“We still feel that there’s time for lawmakers to set aside reckless and irresponsible political games and enact a short-term continuing resolution that would fund the government through early next year and allow for time for a full-year budget agreement, which is obviously our overarching objective,” she said at a press briefing.\nPsaki added that the Office of Management and Budget began preparing federal agencies for a possible shutdown last Friday, in accordance with standard procedure.\n“But again, our objective is, of course, to prevent the government shutdown,” Psaki said.\nDue to the short deadline, the only way to avoid a shutdown was for all 100 senators to agree to schedule a vote before the deadline.\nBefore Thursday’s deals were announced, Democrats and Republicans were at odds over some key funding details. Democrats were pushing for a resolution with a shorter deadline in an effort to pressure Republicans to negotiate for the fiscal 2022 long-term budget. Republicans have signaled they were open to extending the continuing resolution for up to a year.\n“While I wish it were earlier, this agreement allows the appropriations process to move forward toward a final funding agreement which addresses the needs of the American people,” DeLauro said in her statement.\nMost of the provisions of the long-term funding bill have already passed the House, but there are still provisions that need to be negotiated, Pelosi said Thursday.\nConservative Republicans in the House Freedom Caucus urged McConnell to drag out the continuing resolution process unless it prohibits funding for the Biden administration’s vaccine mandates.\n“The Senate Republican conference enjoys important leverage against those mandates,” the caucus wrote in a letter to McConnell Wednesday. “We therefore write to request that you use all procedural tools at your disposal to deny timely passage of the CR unless it prohibits funding—in all respects—for the vaccine mandates and enforcement thereof.”\nSome of these Republicans have suggested resolving the stalemate by allowing a simple majority vote on an amendment to the temporary funding bill that removed funding from vaccine mandates.\nSince Monday, three judges have frozen federal Covid-19 vaccine rules in certain parts of the country. On Tuesday, a federal judge in Louisiana halted the administration’s mandate requiring healthcare workers to be vaccinated.\nSen. Thom Tillis (R.-N.C.) was more pessimistic, telling CNN he was forecasting a shutdown over some of his colleagues’ move to block the vaccine mandate.\nSen. Roger Marshall (R.-Kan.) told CNN Thursday he was still opposed to passing the continuing resolution unless there was an amendment vote to defund the mandates.\nCongress also needs to pass legislation raising the nation’s borrowing limit before recess for the year, as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen continues to warn of the consequences of postponing the decision.\n“I cannot overstate how critical it is that Congress address this issue,” Yellen said at a Senate Banking committee hearing on Tuesday. “America must pay its bills on time and in full. 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