DHS funding deadline tightens as Congress races to avert a protracted shutdown
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With a two-week recess looming, lawmakers are racing to fund the Department of Homeland Security before the shortest possible break becomes the longest-ever funding lapse, as TSA lines lengthen and negotiations stall over immigration enforcement; Trump is demanding the SAVE Act be folded into any deal, while Democrats push to fund TSA now and keep talking on ICE/CBP funding, leaving an April resolution uncertain.
- Pressure builds on Congress as DHS shutdown threatens to drag into April Politico
- Senate Democrats send DHS counteroffer to Trump as shutdown drags on CNBC
- Talks intensify in Washington to end DHS shutdown as airport delays mount nationwide CNN
- Read the White House Letter to Senate Republicans The New York Times
- DHS shutdown urgency grows as negotiators hold more funding talks NBC News
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