Senate blocks federal funding bills as deadline to avert shutdown looms
The Senate vote failed 55-45 amid disputes over Immigration and Customs Enforcement reforms following two fatal federal agent shootings, increasing shutdown risks, Senate leaders said.
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41 City Council members call on Schumer to oppose ICE funding as shutdown looms
As the federal government heads toward a potential shutdown as early as Jan. 30, after the Senate on Thursday failed to advance a six-bill funding package that includes the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 41 members of the New York City Council sent a letter to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Jan. 29 urging him to continue blocking any funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement or the Department of Homeland Secur…
Senate Democrats block funding bills as they press for DHS changes
The Senate failed to advance a government spending package on Thursday, pushing the federal government closer to a partial shutdown set to begin just after midnight Friday. Democrats blocked a package of six spending bills, as the White House worked on a deal to separate funding for the Department of Homeland Security from other departments. The procedural vote to move the legislation forward failed 45–55, well short of the 60 votes required. Wh…
The U.S. Senate has voted against a government funding package. The vote was already expected to fail because part of the package concerns the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) budget. Democratic senators refuse to agree to it after two civilians were recently shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis. Friday is the deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown.
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