House Republicans passed a bill to fund the government, but only after the Trump administration said it would ignore it and cut as it pleases.

House Democratic leaders are urging their members to oppose the stopgap spending bill Republicans plan to bring to the floor on Tuesday, according to aides and lawmakers. This raises the likelihood that the government could shut down on March 14.

Republican lawmakers are hoping to avoid a government shutdown with a vote later this week on a temporary stopgap to keep services operating without any Democratic votes in a move that will test the unity of the conference with the clock ticking.

Speaker Mike Johnson scored a victory Tuesday for President Donald Trump, winning House approval of a GOP bill to keep the government open. Lawmakers approved the legislation 217-213, with just one Republican,

The House of Representatives passed a spending bill Tuesday to fund the government through the end of September and avert a government shutdown at the end of the week. The bill now heads to the Senate.

Republicans needed overwhelming support from their members to pass the funding measure, and they got it in the 217-213 House vote.