Congressional leaders may formally announce their negotiated spending bills Monday, and the House could vote on the bills in two bundles, known as “minibuses,” as early as Tuesday. That would leave just a few days for the Senate to pass – and the President to sign – all 12 appropriations bills before current spending runs out Friday night.
Politico cited a source familiar with the agreement saying that it would provide flat funding of $1.4 billion for the wall and would not restore funding for military construction projects delayed to fund the wall. The bill would not block the President from diverting other money to the wall, though a judge has blocked such a move.
The White House has said President Trump is ready to sign the negotiated spending bills.
Customs and Border Patrol photo by Mani Albrecht
DOD Accepting FY25 REPI Challenge Proposals
The DOD Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration (REPI) Program has released an RFP for REPI Challenge grant funding for fiscal year 2025, according to a Monday announcement. “The REPI Program designed the REPI Challenge to help meet its ambitious...