WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan would be funded into early 2009 under a compromise plan approved Thursday by the U.S. House. The bill includes $165 billion to fund the wars in Afghanistan, above, and Iraq. The $165 billion measure puts no restrictions on money the Bush administration had requested to continue bankrolling the wars but includes money for key domestic priorities for House Democrats, namely more unemployment assistance for people who lose their jobs and an expansion of the G.I. Bill. The plan also includes more than $2 billion for disaster assistance for areas in the Midwest dealing with massive flooding.
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$165 billion measure puts no restrictions on war-money Bush requested
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Measure pays for wars in Iraq, Afghanistan through early next year
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Also attached are unemployment assistance and expanded GI Bill
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Measure includes more than $2 billion to help flood-stricken Midwest
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