White House lays out five-policy DHS deal to end the shutdown stalemate

The White House released a five-point DHS funding offer aimed at ending the shutdown, proposing to codify expanded body-camera use for immigration agents, limits on enforcement in sensitive locations, greater detention facility oversight, mandatory officer IDs, and protections for U.S. citizens, with carve-outs for national security and public safety; Democrats press for warrants and no-mask rules, while Republicans say the offer is a step but not a breakthrough as DHS funding talks continue amid other Capitol Hill battles (NIH funding, SAVE Act, Capitol Police staffing).