US President Donald Trump urged the House of Representatives on Monday to swiftly adopt a spending bill and end the three-day government shutdown.

President Trump defended DHS Secretary Kristi Noem amid nationwide immigration protests, praising her leadership while accusing Democrats and “radical left" activists of targeting her.

The continuing resolution on DHS funding is set to last two weeks, though an agreement to pass the full-year bill could come at any time.

President Donald Trump's endorsement of a Senate spending deal will likely pave the way to its passage and avert another lengthy government shutdown.

Trump oversaw the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, with a deal reached after 43 days.

It was almost 10 p.m. when President Donald Trump finally spoke up. For nearly a week, he hadn’t said a word about his Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Noem. In Washington, that kind of silence usually implies you’re on your own.

Noem's actions as homeland security secretary have been under fire following recent incidents with federal immigration agents