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American Focus > Blog > Politics > Schumer Shutdown Day 7: Senate Will Not Vote on Dueling Funding Bills Today as Airports Go Dark | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila
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Schumer Shutdown Day 7: Senate Will Not Vote on Dueling Funding Bills Today as Airports Go Dark | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

Last updated: October 8, 2025 5:11 am
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Day 7 of the Schumer Shutdown

The Senate will refrain from voting on opposing funding bills today as the Schumer Shutdown continues to unfold.

Interestingly, the Senate did confirm 107 nominees suggested by Trump on this same day.

The government’s partial shutdown commenced on October 1 at 12:01 AM due to two funding proposals failing in the Senate, a fate that befell them again on Wednesday morning.

While the House successfully passed a straightforward, short-term funding bill aimed at keeping the government operational, it was promptly dismissed by Schumer.

Rather than collaborating with Republicans to sensibly extend funding until November, Schumer opted for a shutdown—a move that has turned out to be quite an eyebrow-raiser.

Meanwhile, airports have experienced significant disruptions this week, as Schumer appears focused on prioritizing healthcare for undocumented immigrants funded by taxpayers.

According to the FAA, major airports in Chicago, Nashville, Houston, and Las Vegas are facing Air Traffic Control staffing shortages, a consequence of Schumer and the Democratic Party’s stance.

BREAKING: The FAA has issued warnings of nationwide disruptions tonight due to staffing shortages in major control centers across Chicago, Nashville, Houston, and Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/Ifccx4PfEP

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 7, 2025

In a related note, Burbank Airport in Los Angeles faced delays on Monday evening attributed to a lack of ATC staff, although operations returned to normal by the next day.

Politico reported:

The Senate has opted against voting on two alternative stopgap funding bills today as the government shutdown surpasses the week mark.

Republicans had initially geared up for a sixth round of votes on two bills, one stemming from the House—a GOP funding patch—and another from Democrats. However, the schedule shifted dramatically Tuesday morning with senators scrambling for a revised plan.

The Senate will instead focus on confirming nominations, including a group of over 100 appointed by President Donald Trump.

See also  Schumer Shutdown Day One: Two Proposals to Reopen the Government Fail in the Senate | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

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