DHS Shutdown Ends: New Deal Funds Most Agencies
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After nearly seven weeks, the longest partial government shutdown in history is nearing an end as Republicans in Congress propose a new deal. The House is set to pass a Senate bill funding most of DHS, while holding back cash for ICE and Border Patrol in the short term. A full budget bill is also being fast-tracked to secure money for immigration enforcement. The shutdown has caused chaos at airports, threatened public safety, and left federal workers without pay. Despite the uncertainty, leaders aim to push forward on the presidents orders, with relief in sight as operations gear back up.
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