国土安全拨款成导火索 美国政府停摆阴影再现

Group 1 - Senate Republican leaders plan to reject the Democrats' request to split the Department of Homeland Security funding and push for a comprehensive spending bill to avoid a government shutdown [1] - The temporary funding bill passed by Congress in December is set to expire at the end of the month, necessitating a new funding bill to prevent federal agencies from closing [1] - The House of Representatives, controlled by Republicans, has passed a funding bill effective until September 30, but it still requires Senate approval [2] Group 2 - The Senate requires at least 60 votes for the government funding bill to pass, necessitating support from several Democratic senators despite the Republican majority [2] - The likelihood of another government shutdown is increasing as more Democratic senators withdraw support for the funding bill [2] - Without concessions from either party, funding for most federal departments will run out by January 31, disrupting operations of multiple agencies including the Department of Defense and the Department of Health and Human Services [2]