The United States House of Representatives passed the Interim Appropriation Bill to avoid the government “suspension”

On 2 September, journalists were informed that, at local time, on 1 September, the House of Representatives of the United States Congress had passed a federal government interim allocation bill to avoid a “suspension” of the Government on 1 October and sent it to United States President Trump for signature. The current federal budget allocation expires on 30 September. On 8 August, the Senate of the United States Congress passed, by 90 votes in favour and 6 against, an interim federal government grant bill to allow most federal government agencies to operate at current funding levels until 11 December。