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Trump Ends Government Shutdown, Signs Funding Bill; Immigration Debate Now Drives Market Focus

Story Thread|Partial Government Shutdown and Funding Resolution

Araverus Team|Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 10:56 PM

Trump Ends Government Shutdown, Signs Funding Bill; Immigration Debate Now Drives Market Focus

Araverus Team

Feb 3, 2026 · 10:56 PM

Government Shutdown · House Legislation · Immigration Enforcement · Trump

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President Trump signed legislation to end a partial government shutdown, which was supported by most Republicans and some Democrats, setting the stage for upcoming negotiations on immigration enforcement.

Thread Timeline: Partial Government Shutdown and Funding Resolution

Jan 31, 2026Senate approves $1.2 trillion funding; brief shutdown adds market jitters before House vote.
Feb 1, 2026Immigration Standoff Threatens Prolonged Government Shutdown, Rattling Investor Confidence
Feb 2, 2026Trump Pressures House Republicans to Pass Senate Spending Deal, Easing Shutdown Fears
Feb 3, 2026

Trump Ends Government Shutdown, Signs Funding Bill; Immigration Debate Now Drives Market Focus(current)

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The Republican-led House passed funding legislation to end a partial government shutdown—and Trump signed it—kicking off 10 days of negotiations over immigration enforcementwsj.comTrump signs legislation to end government shutdown. Recap - USA Todayusatoday.com

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