House Readies Third DHS Funding Push as Shutdown Extends

The House plans a third floor vote next week on a stalled Homeland Security funding bill to pressure Democrats amid a five‑week shutdown, while the Senate again rejects DHS funding, risking a prolonged stalemate. Republicans seek immigration‑enforcement concessions and narrower agency funding amid White House talks, with TSA funding and DHS workers’ pay in focus; the broader agenda includes a delayed FISA extension, a White House AI-regulation blueprint, and crypto regulation talks gaining momentum.