President Joe Biden signed a temporary spending deal that was passed by Congress, narrowly avoiding a government shutdown just one hour before federal funding was set to lapse on Oct. 1.
Lawmakers advanced a continuing resolution on Saturday that would maintain current government spending levels, buying Congress 45 extra days to pass its annual appropriations bill to renew funding for the next fiscal year. The continuing resolution includes all of Biden’s $16 billion supplemental request for disaster relief and funds the government at fiscal 2023 levels.
Bennett pushed leadership to commit to holding a separate vote on supplemental Ukraine aid, vowing not to advance the legislation until a vote was scheduled. Senate leaders came to an agreement with the Colorado Democrat to move forward with more Ukraine aid.
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