The US government may close at the end of September if not funded

 

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany

Congress is currently facing a September 30 deadline to fund the government, or the government will have to close many operations.

Reuters reported, on September 3, the White House said it was expecting Congress to pass a bill needed to avoid the US government shutdown at the end of the month, when the current spending bill expires.

Speaking to a reporter, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said: "We believe funding may be possible to avoid (the Government) shutdown."

Reportedly, the US Congress is facing a deadline of September 30 to fund the government, or the government will have to close many activities.

Passing the bill to fund the government independent of Congress and the White House negotiations on a COVID-19 bailout bill, but as the September 30 deadline approaches, there is a high chance that it will combine. Both content into negotiations.