DHS funding clears Senate, heads to House with immigration provisions unresolved
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The Senate voted to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security to end a partial shutdown and reduce airport security delays, but funding for ICE and Border Patrol is excluded for now; Republicans plan to address those agencies via reconciliation, while Democrats failed to secure immigration-restriction provisions. The House must pass the bill before it can be sent to the president.
Topics:nation#immigration-policy#national-security#politics#us-department-of-homeland-security#us-government-shutdown#us-house-of-representatives
- DHS funding bill moves to House after early morning passage in Senate The Washington Post
- Senate votes to fund much of DHS, minus immigration enforcement NPR
- Senate agrees to end shutdown for most of DHS Politico
- DHS shutdown live updates as Senate deal without ICE funding heads to House CBS News
- Senate Agrees to End Shutdown. What It Means for TSA and Airport Wait Times. Barron's
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