Core Viewpoint - The Democratic leader of the U.S. House of Representatives, Jeffries, stated on January 31 that they will not support the Republican fast-track procedure for passing the federal government funding bill unless changes are made to the U.S. federal immigration enforcement agency [1] Group 1 - The fast-track procedure requires more than two-thirds approval, while the regular procedure only requires a simple majority [1] - Jeffries' statement indicates that the partial "shutdown" of the U.S. federal government may last longer than expected [1] - There are significant disagreements between the Republican and Democratic parties regarding federal immigration enforcement [1] Group 2 - The federal government funding bill passed by the Senate on January 30 was not timely reviewed by the House, leading to multiple federal departments entering a "shutdown" starting January 31 [1]
美众院民主党称不会支持以快速程序通过拨款法案 美媒称“停摆”或持续更长时间
Yang Shi Wang·2026-02-01 14:12