As the deadline for government funding approaches, House Republicans have unveiled a seven-week stopgap funding bill aimed at averting a government shutdown. The proposed legislation includes a $30 million increase for security measures following recent events. GOP leaders are daring Democrats to oppose the plan, urging them to take it or leave it in negotiations. Trump has also called on Republicans to unify and support the legislation, emphasizing the need for a clean funding bill while warning that dissent among party members could jeopardize the effort. The House is preparing for a vote on the funding bill, with bipartisan discussions ongoing amid rising tensions.