78 - 18 vote in Senate sends "Stopgap" measure to POTUS

An appropriations stopgap measure passed by both

parts of Congress will go to the President's desk for signature.

It keeps government funding intact and added $231 million

to Secret Service funding, as well as freeing up $20 billion

for FEMA.

Earlier the House of Representatives passed by a vote of

341 - 82 

that measure; while Senate

Democrats + moderate Republicans

approved by 78 - 18 the House Measure.

September 25, 2024