President Donald Trump is going to sign a compromise border security measure today (on Friday) and after that his declaration that he is using executive action, as well as an announcement regarding a national emergency and expenditure of $8 billion for border barriers, reported by White House official.

However, the US president this advance will be finishing a bitter confrontation with Congress over his signature campaign promise. While on another way, it will be fueling a new constitutional argument over whether the President is disobeying his administration.

American news agencies made public news of Mr. Trump’s this advance via  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell who explained that United States senior leader would sign the bill to keep away from a shutdown and his next move would be to bring publicly a national emergency at the same occasion.

In the latest announcement by the White House official, Mr. Trump is on way to announce officially his leading executive action to draw on various administration funding sources to assist finance wall on the border’s construction.

It also said to be that Mr. Trump will be making public his intention “a national emergency” along with signing spending bill over Mexico border wall. The United States president will also be announcing the total amount to be in the range of $8 billion, confirmed by the White House official.

Nevertheless, the official avoids stating where all of that amount would originate from or whether the White House executive action would hold out the court challenge. Democrats appear to have an intention to turn towards to court carrying this matter.

It is also reported to be by a separate White House official that Mr. Trump’s Friday’s advance holds both the paperwork for his executive actions, sign the funding bill as well as the national emergency. The United States President will be addressing his nation at a 10 a.m. Friday in the White House Rose Garden.