DHS Shutdown: Longest in U.S. History, No End in Sight
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The longest U.S. government shutdown in history, now at forty-five days, has left tens of thousands of DHS workers without paychecks. The Senate passed a bipartisan funding bill, but House Republicans rejected it, leading to a stalemate. President Trump stepped in with an executive order to pay TSA workers, while GOP Senator Mike Lee calls for an early end to recess. With no deal in sight, DHS continues to struggle, highlighting the impact of gridlock on everyday security.
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