U.S. House Passes Bill to End Government Shutdown Over Immigration-Related Issues

On April 30 (local time), the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at ending the government shutdown caused by immigration-related operational issues. The bill, which has already been approved by the Senate, now awaits President Donald Trump's signature. With the passage of this bill, it is anticipated that some functions of the U.S. government will return to normal. However, the debate over immigration remains, and there is still uncertainty regarding future policy directions. In particular, discussions on immigration law reform and border management are expected to continue. The passing of this bill carries significant implications for domestic politics and the economy in the U.S., and attention is focused on potential changes in U.S. immigration policy going forward.