Politics2/3/2026•Bloomberg

Trump Signs Deal to Fully Reopen Government

Trump Signs Deal to Fully Reopen Government

President Donald Trump has signed a deal to fully reopen the US government, ending the partial shutdown that had been in place. The deal was negotiated with Senate Democrats and allows for the government to be funded for the next three weeks. Trump spoke to reporters in the Oval Office, announcing the agreement. The shutdown had lasted for 35 days, making it the longest in US history. The deal does not include funding for Trump's proposed border wall, which was a key point of contention during the negotiations. The agreement will now allow federal agencies and services to resume normal operations, providing relief to the hundreds of thousands of government employees who had been affected by the shutdown.

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