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US negotiators agree on a deal to avert a possible government shutdown, but there's no money in the budget for the president's proposed border wall.
Congressional negotiators in the US have reached an agreement to avert a potential government shutdown.
If agreed by the full House of Representatives and Senate, the reported one-trillion-dollar
deal will keep the administration running until the end of the fiscal year on September 30.
Military spending would be boosted, as per President Donald Trump’s request, and a host of federal programmes would be paid for.
However, the accord does not include funding for Trump’s proposed wall on the border with Mexico.
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