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11.02.2019 03:07 PM
The United States faces shutdown again

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The negotiations that took place in the US Congress last weekend again did not bring the desired results on the issue of border security, which threatens the likelihood of a deal to further finance the US government this Friday. And it threatens the new "Shutdown."

The immigration issue again became a stumbling block in the negotiations, in particular, the demand of Democrats to reduce the number of beds for illegal migrants in temporary detention centers of the US Immigration Service from 38 thousand to 16 thousand. In addition, representatives of the Democratic Party are demanding an increase in the number of judges dealing with illegal immigrants and also allocate additional funds for the installation of tracking and control systems at the border with Mexico. Donald Trump is extremely dissatisfied with the position of the Democrats, calling their actions "irrational."

Recall that if the issue is not resolved by next Friday, the financing of the American government will again be suspended, as will its activities.

Tatiana Strelkova,
Analytical expert of InstaTrade
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