House Republicans say no votes expected for rest of week, government shutdown will likely continue

WASHINGTON -- House Republicans say that no votes are expected for the rest of the week, making it likely the government shutdown will continue.

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The office of Republican Whip Steve Scalise announced the schedule Thursday.

Scalise's office says lawmakers are waiting on the Senate. But Senate already approved a bill to keep government running. The House panned that measure and approved a new version that included money for President Donald Trump's border wall.

They are at a stalemate.

Scalise's office says, "Please stay tuned to future updates for more information."

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