The Senate and Senate maintain the game of stop responsibility with more show votes

The public is not satisfied with anyone yet. A majority of Americans disapproves of how Trump (61%), Republicans in Congress (60%) and Democrats in Congress (53%) are leading negotiations on closing the market, according to Pew Research.

What to expect in the Senate

The Senate vote on the president's proposal will probably not get the 60 democratic votes and support needed to move forward.

The bill will include $ 5.7 billion for the border wall, $ 800 million for humanitarian badistance and three years of legal status for Deferred Action for Child Arrivals and Protection Statuses. temporary.

McConnell will lobby the Democrats to vote for them, not only presenting the President's plan, but also a package of legislation that will make it more difficult for the Democrats to oppose, including the seven-point vote. unspent for the year, negotiated by Republicans and Democrats in both Houses. $ 12.7 billion in disaster relief funding and an extension of the Violence Against Women Act until the end of September, according to a source familiar directly with the bill.

Yet the vast majority of Democrats will oppose it and continue to press for the government to be reopened without funding from the border wall.

A Democratic Senate badistant, who asked not to be identified, predicted that he would not get the 60 votes needed to move forward.

"The POTUS proposal can not get 60 votes in the Senate and has never been designed for," said the badistant. "But the White House already knew it."

Democrats will continue to emphasize the negative effects of the closure on the hundreds of thousands of unpaid public servants. Senator Tim Kaine, D-Virginia, will volunteer on Tuesday at Chief Chef José Andrés' World Central Kitchen to serve food to some of them.

"If the President wants to negotiate on immigration reform, I am totally in favor," said Elizabeth Warren, of Mbadachusetts, on Monday. "I've supported compromised immigration proposals in the past and I'm sure many others will be too, but open the government – open it now."

What to expect at home

The House will vote this week on a package of six spending bills that would reopen most of the federal agencies affected by the closure and include about $ 1 billion in border security funding, but not at Trump's request. 39, a border wall.

The law provides $ 524 million for the construction and upgrading of ports of entry along the US-Mexico border, as well as $ 563 million for judges to handle pending immigration cases .

It was designed to reflect the agreements previously reached by congressional negotiators on six of the seven remaining appropriation bills for the 2019 fiscal year, with the exception of the Department of Homeland Security, which s'. proved the most contentious funding bill as a result of stalemate. between the Democrats and the President on the financing of the border wall.

This effort will be the latest in a series of laws that Democrats have adopted since gaining parliamentary majority in January, in an effort to pressure Republicans to reopen the government without the cash of the Republic. border.

These bills died on their arrival in the Senate and faced veto threats from the White House.

The House had already adopted one-time funding measures to reopen DHS without allocating new funding, since the Democrats took control of the majority. And the House Democrats will probably again take a separate funding measure for the department this week.

The $ 1 billion border-related funding in the package will also give Democrats an opportunity to cite examples of the types of border security measures that they are willing to support. – while the president continues to press for the financing of the border wall and criticize the Democrats for refusing to respond to his request.

The House will also hold another vote Wednesday on a one-time funding measure to reopen the government until February 28. It will give Republicans House an opportunity to cancel what they did last week when they accidentally voted for the proposal.