According to Trump 2.0, this closure, which is looming on the horizon, appears to be different

The closure of the United States government is looking for everything inevitable, and there is increasing concern that the Trump administration is preparing to use it as an opportunity to launch collective launch operations for federal employees.

Less than 48 hours has now passed until 11:59 pm on Tuesday, the deadline for Congress to agree to the spending decision before the start of the new fiscal year, and the tap is turned off the government’s estimated spending.

The news appeared during the weekend that the US President will meet with the leaders of the Republican and Democratic Congress on Monday afternoon, but both sides warned against explaining this as a sign of an imminent agreement.

Although the lifting of their closure has become so routine in the United States to the point that you may be tempted by yawning, Donald Trump’s unprecedented fold that has never been unprecedented by presidential powers provides many reasons for the belief that this could play as it has not happened before.

William Rish, a professor at Georgia State University who studied the closure, says he is concerned that this version will be much more than a temporary disruption of some federal services.

“If the previous closure is a high -risk chicken game, this game is formed to be a different thing,” she said to CBC News.

The evidence for this comes in a directive from the White House management and budget office, which is the arm of the administration that oversees spending in federal agencies and reports directly to the president.

The memorandum applies agencies to prepare the so -called “applicable discounts” – an expression of group shooting – in the programs “do not agree with the priorities of the president.”

The execution of the workforce

This means that the closure can become a “way to execute all slices of those parts of the workforce that is not compatible with the president,” said Rish.

This tactic is significantly different from how federal agencies deal with the past closure, through the statute of government workers such as national park employees and the internal revenue service book on temporary leave.

The US government is closed when the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White House cannot agree on the budget. Although Republicans are currently controlling the three, the party is less than 60 votes required for the decision to spend through the Senate, which makes some partisan deals necessary.

These negotiations often decrease to the wire, but they only led to a real turnover Three times since 2000Two of them during the first period of Trump.

Peter Log, Director of the Faculty of Information and Public Affairs at George Washington University, will make this closure different is Trump “acting more authoritarian”. What he was in his first work in the White House.

Certainly, a closure will happen, in a large part, because it is believed that Democrats have no real influence to stop it.

“Many of the Republican leadership, and I expect President Trump and the closest to be closed,” Log said in an interview.

During the closure, it is defined carefully as “Financing“The entire government does not stop working. The basic services required under the law remain valid. But the ability to define jobs and agencies that can be largely dispensed with the White House.

Log says that Republicans believe that they can persuade voters that Democrats are blaming what is happening.

There are signs that Trump and his allies are already trying to lay this foundation.

“These people are crazy, democrats,” Trump said outside the White House on Friday when one of the correspondents asked to comment on the possibility of closing the government.

“If she had to close, she will have to close. But they are the ones who close her.”

Trump cancels the weekend meeting, golf goes

The leader of the minority in the Democratic Parliament, Hakim Jeffrez, says that the Republicans should blame for carrying the Congress of the presidency and control.

“Republicans have decided that they want to close the government and harm the American people. This is an unacceptable and irresponsible position,” Jeffrez said at a press conference last week.

Democrats describe the Republican plan as an attack on health care at reasonable prices for millions of Americans. The key to their demands is the extension of the health insurance tax credits during the Obama era, which is preparing for an end.

Jeffrez and Chuck Schumer, who leads the Democrats of the Senate, held a decision with the president this week to discuss the hope of the budget, but Trump announced in a post on social media that he was canceling. He spent the weekend in the golf.

The president is now scheduled to sit on Monday afternoon with Jeffrez and Shomer and their Republican counterparts – Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson and majority leader John Thun.

But the tone entering the meeting is still polarized.

“A compromise on what?”

The Thun rejected the Democrats’ demands as “liberal special things” in an interview with NBC’s Meet.

“A compromise on what?” Thune Brissted when the host Kristeen Welker asked about bargaining to avoid closing.

“What Democrats did here is to take the federal government as a hostage – and thus the American people – to try to obtain a full washing list with the things they want,” Thun said.

In the same show, Shomer described the meeting as “only a first step” and said that he would only succeed if the Republicans are serious about negotiating.

Shomer said: “If the president in this meeting will cry and scream only on the Democrats and talk about all his alleged grievances and say this, and the other thing, we will not accomplish anything.”

For Democrats, there is no direct political formula on how to move in this confrontation.

In the spring, in the face of a semi -budget deadline, Shomer surrendered, allowing Republican spending measures through Congress, and heed the heat from some Democrats for their failure to stand up to Trump.

But if this current impasse results in a closure that leads to permanent discounts for the federal workforce, then the Democrats risk its political clothes.

Log says that Trump’s readiness to allow the closure of the occurrence driven by the desire to punish his opponents.

“President Trump has explained that he would punish the American people for what they want politically,” said Log.

This describes as “a party political tape that contradicts what every other president did in the history of the Republicans.”

The last closure, in 2019, was also the longest in the history of the United States, which lasted 34 days. He – she To a large extent, it depends on Trump’s demands For billions of dollars in financing to build the promised border wall, while Democrats embraced a majority in the House of Representatives.