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The U.S. government will borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether shut down over the Christmas period due to a borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether of agreement over funding for the proposed wall along the Mexico borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether. Politicians say it is likely that the borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether closures will continue until after Christmas. It is the borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether government shutdown of the year. U.S. President Donald Trump has promised a "very borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether" government shutdown if Democrats do not fund the border wall. Mr Trump wants the Senate to authorize $5.7 billion to finance the wall, which was borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether of the President's major election borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether in 2016. He said: "I hope we don't, but we are totally prepared for a very long shutdown." He tweeted: "Shutdown borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether if Democrats do not vote for border borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether."

The shutdown has affected Mr Trump's borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether plans. The White House press secretary Sarah Sanders confirmed this in a borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether. She said: "Due to the shutdown, President Trump will remain in Washington, D.C. and the First Lady will return from Florida so they can spend Christmas borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether." The shutdown means there is borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether in large parts of the federal government's borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether. Funding has expired for departments that operate national parks, borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether security, law borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether, tax collection and transportation. Around 400,000 federal workers have to stay at borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether without pay until a deal is reached. Many government borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether have been halted until the Senate reaches a borderdealenforcementfederalgridlockholidayhomehomelandlacklongoneoperationspartiallypromisessecurityservicesstatementthirdtodaytogether.