Lawmakers eye DHS funding deal that leaves ICE funding out as shutdown lingers

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Senators are weighing a funding package to keep the Department of Homeland Security funded without dollars for ICE enforcement, aiming to end the DHS shutdown that has stretched on for over a month as airport TSA lines grow longer. Senate leaders, including John Thune, signaled potential progress, while the contrast between DHS funding and ICE enforcement underscored the political narrowness of the proposal.
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- GOP senators see path to ending DHS shutdown after Trump meeting Politico
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