Government shutdown averted in last hour after Biden signs bill: recap
President Joe Biden on September 15, 2023 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
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With less than three hours before a government shutdown would start, the Senate passed a stopgap funding measure first approved by the House, with more Democratic support than Republican.
President Biden signed it into law shortly before the midnight deadline.
The bill keeps the government funded until Nov. 17. It keeps the FAA funded through year’s end.
The “clean” continuing resolution notably lacks any funding for Ukraine, spending cuts or border policy changes.
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