Donald Trump approved with Congress the partial reopening of the government after the longest "closure" of history

US President Donald Trump on Friday announced an interim agreement between the White House and Congress to reopen the federal government for at least three weeks after the country's longest closed history.

"We have reached an agreement to end the closure and reopen the federal government"said Trump in a White House announcement. "Soon, I will sign a bill to open our government for three weeks until the 15th of February"

More than 800,000 federal employees had to work for 35 days without receiving their salary or they were at home without attending their posts. The White House and Congress preferred the "closure" before finding an interim solution to Trump's claim that the upper and lower houses would be approved by a budget of nearly 6 billion US dollars. The tycoon seeks to fund a "non-medieval wall but of the latest technology to prevent criminals and drug traffickers from entering the United States."

"I especially want to thank the employees of the administration and their families, you are true patriots, I thank all Americans, this country will not be great without you," he insisted.

The president thanked the congressional representatives with whom he had agreed to end the "closure" after a month of paralysis, but then urged them: "In these three weeks, Republicans and Democrats have the opportunity to move the country to the parties to enact a law that protects our border. The wall will work because the bad guys will not come in. "

"It's common sense: the wall will work"concluded Trump.