Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that the Senate has reached a “significant agreement” on a budget deal Sen. Chuck Schumer called “a genuine breakthrough.”
McConnell thanked Schumer and the Democrats for working with Republicans to roll back sequestration cuts. Schumer called the deal a “budget neither side loves but both can be proud of.”
The budget reportedly has no immigration or DACA provisions, which Pres. Trump has said is a must. The Senate bill still must pass a House vote, where leaders of both sides have raised the need for assurances from the majority and the President.
In other words, the showdown isn’t over yet.
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