美国参议院通过短期拨款法案 避免大选前联邦政府停摆


2026-08-08 08:03:22 UTC / 路透社

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华盛顿8月8日路透电 —— 由共和党掌控的美国参议院周六通过了一项临时法案,将联邦机构拨款期限延长至12月11日,此举旨在避免在11月中期选举数周前出现严重的联邦政府停摆。

共和党控制的众议院已于上月通过了自身的短期拨款法案。参众两院必须先化解分歧,才能在当前拨款于9月30日到期前,由唐纳德·特朗普总统签署法案生效——当前距离11月3日国会选举仅剩不到五周时间。

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民主党方面表示,与众议院版本不同,参议院版本的法案将阻止特朗普政府从其他项目中重新划拨资金用于边境安全。该法案还包含相关条款,允许对住房和食品援助项目进行资金调整。

参议院的这项临时法案还将暂时阻止白宫预算办公室实施一项新规,该新规将赋予政治任命官员对数千亿美元拨款资金的控制权。

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U.S. Senate passes short-term funding bill to avert federal shutdown before election

2026-08-08 08:03:22 UTC / Reuters

By David Morgan

August 8, 2026 8:03 AM UTC Updated 3 hours ago

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WASHINGTON, Aug 8 (Reuters) – The Republican-led U.S. Senate passed a temporary ​measure to fund federal agencies through ‌December 11 on Saturday, in a move intended to avert a crippling federal government shutdown ​weeks before the November midterm ​elections.

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed ⁠its own short-term funding measure last ​month. The two chambers will have to ​resolve their differences before President Donald Trump can sign it into law before current funding ​expires on September 30 — less than ​five weeks before the November 3 congressional elections.

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Democrats said ‌the ⁠Senate version, in contrast to the House version, would prevent the Trump administration from reallocating funding to border security ​from other ​programs. ⁠It also includes language to allow funding adjustments for housing ​and food assistance programs.

The Senate ​measure ⁠would also temporarily block the White House budget office from implementing a new ⁠rule ​giving political appointees control ​over hundreds of billions of dollars in grant money.

Reporting ​by David Morgan; editing by Philippa Fletcher

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