On September 29, the two parties of the United States still did not reach a consensus on the provisional allocation bill, US Vice President Wences said that he believes the federal government is about to "shut down".

The U.S. federal government funds will run out at midnight on September 30. According to US media reports, US President Trump met with Democratic leaders in Congress on September 29th, but failed to reach a consensus on the provisional appropriation bill. Vance said after the meeting that he believed the federal government was about to "shut down" "because Democrats didn't do the right thing".

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said: "There are still great differences between us." House Speaker Mike Johnson said that the House has passed an interim allocation bill to fund the government, and if Democrats "decide to shut down the government, the consequences will be borne by them."

Previously, the House of Representatives had passed a provisional funding bill drafted by the Republican Party with a weak advantage, trying to keep the federal government running funds until late November, but the Senate failed to pass the bill. Democrats criticized the Republican proposed provisional funding bill for ignoring healthcare priorities, while Republicans argued the bill could take time for further negotiations.