Senate passes deal to avoid government shutdown before recess, but not Trump's voting bill

The United States Senate passed a funding bill to prevent a government shutdown following a nearly 20-hour legislative session. The measure was approved ahead of a scheduled recess, ensuring continued federal operations.

The final agreement did not include President Trump’s proposed proof-of-citizenship voting legislation. The exclusion of this bill marks a significant point of divergence in the legislative package, as the funding deal moved forward without the inclusion of the voting requirements.