The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a deal aimed at ending the recent government shutdown on Tuesday, facing potential opposition. The agreement, backed by former President Donald Trump, seeks to resolve the impasse that has temporarily halted government operations.

The vote is expected to be closely contested, as some Republican members have expressed reservations about the terms of the deal. Details of the agreement remain subject to ongoing debate and negotiation, but it represents a significant effort to break the deadlock and restore government funding.

The government shutdown, which began earlier this year, has impacted various federal services and agencies, leading to delays and disruptions for both government employees and the public. The potential passage of this deal would mark a crucial step towards resuming normal operations and mitigating the ongoing effects of the shutdown.

The House’s action follows weeks of negotiations between lawmakers and the White House to find a compromise that can garner sufficient support to pass both the House and the Senate. The outcome of Tuesday's vote will be closely watched by both Democrats and Republicans as it could significantly impact the political landscape and future legislative priorities.