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The United States federal government was expected to shutdown from midnight EST on November 17, 2023. If a shutdown occurs, it will be the first during the presidency of Joe Biden.[1]
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Shutdown edit
The shutdown was going to start on November 17, 2023.[1]
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118th Congress edit
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Members of Congress donating or refusing salary edit
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- ^ a b "House Republicans don't want a government shutdown, but there's still no plan". NBC News. November 8, 2023. Retrieved November 8, 2023.