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Donald Trump Lauds US Shutdown Agreement as ‘Excellent’

Donald Trump Lauds US Shutdown Agreement as ‘Excellent’

Post by : Rameen Ariff

On Monday, US President Donald Trump celebrated what he referred to as an “excellent” compromise aimed at ending the nation’s longest government shutdown. This deal follows weeks of political impasse, which left numerous federal employees on furlough and essential public services stalled.

During a press briefing in the Oval Office, Trump remarked, “We intend to reopen our country very swiftly.” He assured that he would “abide by the agreement” and highlighted that the deal guarantees the reinstatement of federal employees impacted by the shutdown.

The recent shutdown, occurring in 2025, was the result of conflicting views between Republican and Democratic lawmakers concerning spending and immigration policies. The deadlock led to significant disruptions, including delays at airports, closures of national parks, and increased financial strain on federal workers.

This new agreement represents a crucial move towards normalizing government operations and stabilizing the economy. Reports indicate that several Democratic senators broke party lines to back the measure, creating a bipartisan agreement that facilitates prompt implementation.

Political experts suggest Trump’s endorsement of this compromise demonstrates an initiative to assert leadership and restore national harmony after extended political strife. Economists anticipate a resurgence in public services and consumer spending as the agreement takes effect.

As federal employees ready to return to work, the administration is likely to provide additional information regarding the rollout and upcoming budget discussions.

Nov. 11, 2025 11:27 a.m. 585

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