The House of Representatives passed a bipartisan funding bill Thursday, April 30, restoring appropriations for most Department of Homeland Security operations including TSA and disaster relief, after Senate approval over a month prior, effectively ending the record 76-day partial government shutdown stemming from immigration enforcement disputes. Traders' near-unanimous consensus on resolution by May 3 reflects confidence in imminent presidential signature, as President Trump is expected to sign promptly amid pressure to avert further disruptions. This commanding pricing underscores the wisdom of crowds in pricing political risk, with historical precedent showing quick enactment post-Congressional passage. Realistic challenges include an unlikely veto or signing delays, but bipartisan support minimizes such risks ahead of the bill's transmission to the White House.