Trump: 'I can't say I'm happy' with border security deal, but another shutdown looks unlikely
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Keep Me Logged InPresident Donald Trump said Tuesday he has reservations about a tentative federal spending deal, but he does not think parts of the government will shut down for the second time since December.The president did not immediately commit to signing the agreement reached late Monday to prevent a partial government closure this weekend."The answer is no. However, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., have backed the deal brokered by bipartisan appropriators.Schumer called the agreement "a path forward for our country" away from "a dreaded government shutdown."Trump said he would decide whether to sign the spending measure once he sees the final details.
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