In the Senate of the United States advised Trump temporarily restore the work of the government
. impressive Republican Senator Lindsey Graham believes that the temporary restoration work of the U.S. government can help to Donald Trump to make progress in negotiations with the Democrats on the funding of the wall on the boundary line with Mexico.

. impressive Republican Senator Lindsey Graham believes that the temporary restoration work of the U.S. government can help to Donald Trump to make progress in negotiations with the Democrats on the funding of the wall on the boundary line with Mexico.
live on Fox news, Graham said that the state of emergency due to the fall on the border is perceived by trump as an extreme measure, however, as He said, such developments are becoming not less likely.
The Senator made the initiative to restore the government before that happens.
anyway, the Senator expressed doubts about the productivity of these measures because of the strong position of speaker of the house of commissioners." Nancy Pelosi... Said that even if you restore the work of the government, I'll give you one dollar for the construction of the wall. As long as the situation does not change, we will never get a package of mandatory measures, regardless of what the Senate does, " finished Graham.
on the last working day of the week trump said he will not introduce a state of emergency due to the fall on the border " right now ", as hopes that Congress will pass the necessary budget. He added that he wants Congress " did their job ".
A number of U.S. agencies, including the state Department, the Ministry of justice, Ministry of internal security, transport and agriculture, are in degraded mode since December 22. The reason for "the shutdown" is disagreement between the President and the Democratic party on the question of payment of caution on the southern border.
Trump, for which the construction of the wall on the boundary line with Mexico was one of the campaign promises, demands to allocate to it 5, 7 billion dollars, refusing otherwise to sign the budget. The Democrats, who received the overwhelming majority in the house of representatives for the November elections, is ready to allocate less than 1, 3 billion additional funds.
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