[Senate Passes Government Shutdown Compromise Plan, House Faces Critical 'Rules Vote' Test] Jin10 News, February 3 – According to Fox News, the U.S. Senate successfully overcame a significant hurdle on Monday night with a compromise plan aimed at ending the current partial government shutdown, paving the way for the legislation to be submitted to the House for a vote on Tuesday. However, the bill may face a second procedural obstacle in the House during the full vote, known as the 'rules vote.' This vote requires a simple majority to initiate debate and proceed to a final vote. House votes are typically marked by strong partisan divisions, and Speaker Johnson will need nearly all Republican members to vote in unison for the plan to succeed. As Congress failed to submit the remaining spending bills to Trump by January 30, the current partial government shutdown (affecting approximately 78% of federal government departments) has entered its third day. The House had previously passed an initial bipartisan bill aimed at funding the government through the end of the 2026 fiscal year (September 30). However, Democrats collectively opposed the plan in protest of Trump's immigration crackdown in Minneapolis.