Federal agencies in the United States shut down due to the expiration of the budget

The U.S. administration faces a critical situation as funding for federal agencies approaches its expiration. In an official statement recently issued by the White House Office of Management and Budget, it was confirmed that multiple government departments will shut down if a budget allocation is not approved before midnight on January 30.

Budget Crisis in Congress

According to information reported by Odaily, the administrative memo makes the situation clear: there is certainty that Congress will not complete its legislative work before the funding deadline of 11:59 PM, Eastern Time. This shutdown would affect numerous government agencies, causing a significant impact on the delivery of federal public services.

Shutdown Procedures Underway

The affected agencies have already received official instructions to begin implementing their orderly shutdown procedures. This includes suspending non-essential activities, halting administrative processes, and preparing protocols for a possible prolonged shutdown. The complexity of coordinating the shutdown of multiple government agencies systematically underscores the severity of this budget crisis.

The funding expiration marks a critical turning point for the U.S. administration, with potential repercussions across all spheres of federal public function.