The Supreme Court of the United States has now temporarily blocked a lower court order

that would have allowed for food stamp funding to continue during the government shutdown.

Also breaking news on that, well, Democrats, enough actually, voted with the Republicans to end

the shutdown. This was in the Senate. Doesn't mean it's going to go through now. We'll have to

see if the House votes with it, how that all goes. But for now, enough Democrats have voted

with Republicans to break the shutdown and restart the government. Part of that, the Affordable

Care Act, Obamacare, they still basically put that on hold.

And the whole thing about giving free health care to illegal aliens, that's also still on hold.

One of the big issues for Democrats.

But again, enough have voting out with Republicans to end the shutdown.

We'll see where it goes. I'll keep you all updated.

Also, meanwhile, President Donald

Trump announced part of his plan to help with the high cost of homes. And he wants to have

50-year mortgages, meaning you'll basically never own a home. You're going to be like 80 years old.

Also, there are other issues at the root of the high cost of homes, one of them being mass

migration and illegal immigration. Now, the Trump administration is pushing for more deportations,

but they're also now taking steps to restrict some legal forms of migration, basically saying,

are you a burden on the American people, or are you actually benefiting our country?

I'll be talking about these topics and a lot more today.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

Big news. Before we get started, I have a new documentary coming out.

The new documentary Truth Under Fire, it's going to be coming out November 19th.

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