CITY, State (Fox News) — House Democrats rebel against Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s spending deal with the White House, potentially prolonging the partial government shutdown.

Key Facts:

• House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries warns Speaker Mike Johnson that the plan to fast-track legislation will fail.
• The government shutdown began early Saturday after Congress failed to reach a budget compromise.
• House GOP leaders face challenges in securing votes due to concerns over compromising with Democrats on immigration issues.
• House Rules Committee to review legislation before a House-wide vote on final passage.
• A failure to act quickly risks paychecks for military service members and airport workers, as well as funding for disaster management and healthcare services.
  

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     House Democrats are frustrated with the deal struck by Senate Democrats and the White House, leading to a potential gridlock that could affect various government services.