DHS funding stalemate extends as Senate gears up for another test vote on shutdown
TL;DR
The Department of Homeland Security funding lapse nears five weeks as the Senate prepares another test vote—despite travel-system strain and TSA pay concerns—likely stalling any resolution. Airports are soliciting donations to aid unpaid TSA workers, while DHS reactivates the Global Entry program and a confirmation hearing for DHS secretary nominee Markwayne Mullin is scheduled amid partisan fights over ICE reforms and border policy, keeping the travel season uncertain for millions of travelers.
- Senate to take test vote to end 27-day DHS shutdown Fox News
- Trump Live Updates: Latest News on DHS Shutdown, Housing Bill and More The New York Times
- TSA workers set to miss first paycheck of shutdown as Senate bickers over DHS funding CNBC
- Are we still in a shutdown? Here's how DHS disruptions impact Americans USA Today
- Senate to vote again on funding DHS as tempers flare over impasse CBS News
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