Republicans eye opening for DHS deal this week as Democrats double down
DHS has suspended services like courtesy escorts and Global Entry, and FEMA is in emergency mode amid a partial shutdown caused by stalled immigration reform talks.
- The Department of Homeland Security has been partially shut down for over ten days due to funding disagreements between Senate Democrats and the White House, with no clear resolution in sight.
- The shutdown affects agencies such as FEMA, TSA, and the Secret Service, causing suspended public assistance, paused airport escort services, and diverted Customs and Border Protection agents.
- Negotiations are stalled amid disagreements over Immigration and Customs Enforcement reforms that Democrats want and Republicans resist, impacting funding decisions for the department.
- A poll indicates that the shutdown is unpopular among swing state voters and could potentially harm Senate Democratic candidates in upcoming elections.
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Senate Fails to Advance Homeland Security Funding Bill
The Senate on Feb. 24 failed to advance legislation to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), extending the agency’s partial shutdown into its 11th day. The measure received 50 votes in favor to 45 votes opposed, falling short of the 60 required to overcome a filibuster. Although major enforcement arms such as U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are unaffected—having secured funding through 20…
Senate Democrats Again Block D.H.S. Funding, Demanding Enforcement Curbs
Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a spending bill to reopen the Department of Homeland Security, insisting that any such measure must include new curbs on immigration enforcement that Republicans have so far rejected. The 50-to-45 vote all but ensured that federal funding for the department would remain halted for a second week as the stalemate between Democrats and Republicans over new restrictions on immigration agents stretches on. The legi…
Secret Service, TSA and FEMA workers going unpaid amid DHS shutdown: ‘Bad policy & bad politics’
Republican lawmakers are accusing their Democratic counterparts of “undermining” national security and emergency preparedness amid the partial government shutdown that has left the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) unfunded for more than a week.
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