President Donald Trump signed a funding package to reopen much of the federal government Tuesday afternoon, ending a four-day partial shutdown in which the Administration’s immigration crackdown became the central issue.

A four-day partial US government shutdown is now over after the House of Representatives gave final approval Tuesday to a funding measure and President Trump signed it into law.

The House of Representatives voted to pass a funding deal struck by President Donald Trump and Senate Democrats on Tuesday in a bipartisan vote that came shortly after the body adopted a rule to allow...