President Donald Trump signed a bill Friday to reopen the government for three weeks, ending the longest shutdown in history. Trump backed down from his demand that Congress give him money for his border wall before federal agencies get back to work, starting the process of paying 800,000 furloughed and unpaid federal workers. With the longest shutdown in U.S. history officially over, here's a look at how the federal government will get back to regular business. President Donald J. Trump announces a bipartisan agreement to reopen the federal government for a three week period in the Rose Garden of the White House on FridayWHEN WILL FEDERAL WORKERS GET PAID? Theresa Pierno, president and CEO for the National Parks Conservation Association, said some parks suffered 'terrible damage' during the shutdown.

Source: Daily Mail January 26, 2019 02:54 UTC