The clock is ticking toward a September 30 deadline to fund the government, and even with a possible deal to avert a lapse in funding, parts of the US government will start the behind-the-scenes process of preparing for a potential shutdown.

House leaders unveiled on Sunday their new legislation to avert a shutdown at the end of the month and fund the government until Dec. 20. The House is expected to vote on the roughly three-month clean continuing resolution by Wednesday,

The announcement comes after the House voted 202-222 last week against a spending plan through the end of March and also included a GOP-backed provision that would have mandated proof of citizenship when registering to vote in a nod to Trump’s baseless claims that non-citizens voting in elections has led to fraudulent votes for Democrats.