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Trump Makes a Shocking Offer on Infrastructure Funding

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  • Trump Makes a Shocking Offer on Infrastructure Funding
  • Trump Admin Makes It Easier to Fire Thousands of Federal Workers
  • Dems Demand ‘Dramatic Changes’ in DHS Funding Deal
  • Shutdown Ends, but DHS Funding Fight Is Just Getting Started
  • Deal to End Shutdown Hangs in Limbo
  • Senate Passes Major Spending Deal, but Partial Government Shutdown Starts Tonight
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Skepticism Grows About a DHS Funding Deal as Deadline Approaches
Trump Admin Moves to Reclassify 50,000 Federal Workers in Quest to Shrink Workforce
Jeffries and Schumer outlined their demands.
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