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The shutdown has been shut down.

This afternoon, the Senate voted overwhelmingly to advance a bill funding the federal government through February 8th.

The bill did not address the deferred action for Childhood Arrivals program,

which had been the key demand for many of the Democrats who voted to block funding last week.

As we taped this podcast, there's still another Senate vote and a House vote ahead,

but it looks like the shutdown is ending on its first full work day and without the results Democrats wanted.

We will walk through exactly what happened.

I'm Scott Detro, I cover Congress for NPR.

I'm Kelsey Snowlight, also cover Congress.

And I'm Scott Horsley, and I cover the White House.

Well, hello again everybody.

Hi.

So...

Seems like we were all here just a couple of nights ago.

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