House GOP Rejects Senate DHS Deal, Pushes 60-Day Shutdown Extension
TL;DR
House Republicans rejected the Senate’s bipartisan DHS funding package that would fund most DHS agencies through September and instead advanced a 60‑day stopgap through May 22 that includes immigration enforcement; the plan would not pass the Senate, risking the longest DHS shutdown in U.S. history and highlighting a rift with Senate leaders over immigration policy.
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- TSA funding update: House GOP spikes DHS funding proposal, extending shutdown that's caused airport delays CNBC
- DHS stopgap set for quick House action after Rules Committee vote Politico
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