Bipartisan groups of senators urges Trump to end shutdown for 3 weeks

Battle over the border wall and government shutdown continues between Congress and President Trump; 'The Five' co-host Juan Williams debates Fox News contributor Karl Rove.

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Bipartisan groups of senators urges Trump to end shutdown for 3 weeks. Battle over the border wall and government shutdown continues between Congress and President Trump; 'The Five' co-host Juan Williams debates Fox News contributor Karl Rove. >>

Forget Donald Trump. Congress can make a deal to end the shutdown.. Make it a tough-minded, creative compromise. Then the ball will be in his court. >>

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The partial government shutdown is now the longest ever as Trump border wall fight rages on. Congress failed to break an impasse this week over President Donald Trump's demand for more than $5 billion to build his proposed border wall. >>

Trump holds off calling border emergency, says Congress should act. President Donald Trump said Friday he is still open to declaring a national emergency over immigration at the southern border, but made clear he would "rather not," calling it an "easy way out." >>

Trump says he is holding off declaring a national emergency, would rather work with Congress to fund border security. President Trump signals that he won't wait forever for congressional action to meet his demands for border security and end the partial government shutdown. >>

Trump says he won't declare national emergency right now. President Donald Trump said on Friday he would not declare a national emergency for now as a way of ending a partial government shutdown and securing funds for a border wall, saying he would rather see the U.S. Congress act. >>

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