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The Senate minority leader said his party has reached a deal with the Republicans on a funding bill to end a partial shutdown of federal government.
ADVERTISEMENTUS lawmakers struck a deal to reopen the federal government three days into a shutdown prompted by an impasse over immigration and border security, the Senate Democratic leader said on Monday.
"We will vote today to reopen the government," Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told the Senate.
Schumer said Democrats would continue negotiating with Republicans on a bill to protect young undocumented immigrants known as "Dreamers" from deportation.
The three-day shutdown is expected to end in a few hours, Schumer said.
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