One week has already passed since the
Oct. 1 federal government shutdown forcing massive furloughs of workers
and suspension of services not excepted by the Anti-Deficiency Act.
Because Congress did not enact regular appropriations or a continuing
resolution for the 2014 fiscal year, appropriations have lapsed, and
about 800,000 federal employees were indefinitely furloughed without
pay, while another 1.3 million “excepted” employees were required to
report to work for some indefinite period without pay until an
appropriations bill is passed or their function is no longer excepted.
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The U.S. government has shut down 18 times since 1976. The last actual shutdown came in 1996 and lasted three weeks.
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