A resolution to urge the United States Senate to immediately pass a clean continuing resolution to reopen the federal government.

The resolution calls on the United States Senate to quickly approve a straightforward funding measure, known as a clean continuing resolution, to reopen the federal government. This action aims to restore government operations without any additional conditions or policy changes attached. The resolution has been sponsored by Representative Matthew Hall and has successfully passed through the Michigan Legislature.

Supporters of this resolution argue that it is essential for the Senate to act swiftly to end the government shutdown and ensure that federal services are restored for the American people. They believe that passing a clean continuing resolution is a responsible step that prioritizes the needs of citizens over political disputes.

Critics may argue that this resolution represents a lack of accountability, suggesting that it allows the federal government to operate without addressing underlying budgetary issues. They might contend that a clean continuing resolution avoids necessary negotiations and compromises that could lead to more sustainable fiscal policies.