It comes as congressional leaders prepare to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday. Republicans have maintained that Congress should pass a “clean” funding bill and not give in to Democratic demands to extend enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies. But Democratic leaders have continued to draw a hard line, saying those votes won’t come without a deal to extend the enhanced ACA subsidies. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he hopes to avoid a shutdown but argued that outcome depends on Republicans. Senate Democrats are expected to hold a conference call Sunday afternoon for the caucus to discuss strategy ahead of Tuesday’s government shutdown deadline, according to a Democratic source.