The United States President Donald Trump has on Tuesday, vowed to not put an end to government partial shutdown until democrats does not pass a vote on his proposed $5 billion border wall at US-Mexico, as the shutdown dragged into another day (4th day).
According to news reports, the democrats and some republicans has rejected Trump’s proposal. To retaliate, Trump declined to sign a bill last week, leading to partial shutdown of the US government.
At the White House, republican president said: “I can’t tell you when the government is going to be open.” He said, “I can tell you it’s not going to be open until we have a wall, a fence, whatever they’d like to call it.”
Trump asserted a claim that made on Monday on Twitter, which stated that Trump has accepted the contract over the construction of 185 kilometre of a border wall in Texas, but the White House has not yet further given any details on the project.
Trump said he would now visit at the border “at the end of January for the start of construction”. Trump said, “It is going to be built, hopefully rapidly.”
Trump said, “It’s going to all work out.” He further said adding some federal workers also voted in favour of the construction of border wall, resulting in no illegal immigration.
Trump has ended the session by attacking democrats and senate. Trump said, “It’s a disgrace, what’s happening in our country,” adding, “But other than that, I wish everybody a very Merry Christmas.”