The U.S. House of Representatives passed a funding package to halt a partial government shutdown, meaning the latest closure only lasted for four days.

The partial US government shutdown is on track to end later Tuesday after the House passed a funding deal President Donald Trump negotiated with Senate Democrats, overcoming opposition from both ends of the political spectrum.

The House has passed a bill to end the partial government shutdown in a final vote Tuesday afternoon, cleared by a bipartisan vote under the insistence of President Donald Trump. The measure funds most of the federal government through Sept.

The House of Representatives voted Tuesday to end a partial government shutdown. Lawmakers will now separately negotiate Department of Homeland Security funding as Democrats seek to rein in Immigration and Customs Enforcement tactics.

After drama and delay, the Republican-led House advanced a government funding package to end the partial shutdown, setting up debate ahead of a final vote on passage. The tally on the procedural vote was 217-215.

President Trump helped quell a House GOP rebellion on a measure that sets two-week deadline for immigration enforcement talks.

REPUBLICANS, DEMS BREAK THROUGH RESISTANCE, MOVE FORWARD WITH TRUMP-BACKED FUNDING PACKAGE House lawmakers passed an initial set of bipartisan bills to finish funding the government through the end of fiscal year (FY) 2026,

President Donald Trump implored the House on Monday to end the partial government shutdown, but neither Republicans nor Democrats appeared ready to quickly approve the federal funding package he brokered with the Senate without first debating their own demands over immigration enforcement operations.