Shutdown Shadow Looms as DHS Funding Sparks Capitol Negotiations
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Senate leaders scramble to avert a partial government shutdown as a six-bill Homeland Security funding package moves toward a Thursday vote, with Democrats demanding policy changes (an independent investigation into ICE, ending roving patrols, and body cameras) and Republicans seeking alternatives or executive action. House involvement remains uncertain as lawmakers debate whether to return from recess. The article also notes Rubio’s Venezuela testimony and potential revived ACA subsidies amid ongoing budget talks, all set against partisan tensions over immigration enforcement and DHS funding.
- Capitol agenda: Shutdown threat weighs on Senate lunches Politico
- The government is barreling toward a partial shutdown over DHS funding. Here's what to expect CNBC
- Live updates: Senate works to avert shutdown amid DHS scrutiny; Treasury holds 'Trump accounts' event The Hill
- The Two Big Decisions Facing Democrats Ahead of a Shutdown | WSJ Politics Newsletter for Jan. 28 - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- ICE would still operate in a partial government shutdown The Washington Post
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