Senate wrestles with DHS split to avert a partial shutdown
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Facing a Friday shutdown, Republicans weigh splitting out Homeland Security funding from a six-bill package so the rest can pass and DHS can be negotiated later; Democrats demand guardrails on immigration enforcement. The move hinges on securing 60 votes and House agreement, with concerns that a delay could leave FEMA and other agencies unfunded if DHS stays in limbo.
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