US EditionCongress Shifts Focus to ICE Reform After Trump Signs Bill Ending Partial Government Shutdown
The bill funds most government operations through Sept. 30 but leaves unresolved DHS funding amid disputes over immigration enforcement and detention expansion.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed a government funding bill ending a partial federal shutdown that began over the weekend after the House approved it 217-214.
- The remaining Homeland Security bill remains unresolved as Democrats demand enforcement limits after the Minneapolis shootings, funding only through February 13.
- A planned $45 billion detention expansion has federal officials scouting cities and counties across the US while deploying body cameras on immigration agents in Minnesota.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson says he expects agreement on Department of Homeland Security by the deadline and urged good-faith negotiation over the next 10-day negotiation window, while House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries warned Democrats would oppose more temporary funding without substantial operational changes.
- Most programs are funded through September 30 as the legislation restores funding for defense, healthcare, labor, education and housing, while U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes blocked the end of TPS for roughly 350,000 Haitians.
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US govt's partial shutdown ends, Trump signs funding bill but DHS headache persists
President Trump signed a $1.2 trillion funding bill Tuesday, ending a partial government shutdown. While most federal agencies are funded through September, the Department of Homeland Security received only temporary backing, setting up a new political fight over immigration policy and enforcement.
This time it was only four days: the state of government in the USA is over again. President Trump signed a budget package. However, the controversial use of the ICE agents is excluded.
Trump signs $1.2 trillion funding bill, ending government shutdown
US President Donald Trump signed a sweeping $1.2 trillion government funding package to end a partial federal shutdown, while leaving unresolved a looming battle in Congress over short-term Homeland Security funding and immigration enforcement.
President Trump Signs Bill to Re-Open Government
President Trump just officially signed a huge funding package to end the very short, partial government shutdown that started on Saturday. This new package will fund the federal government through September — except for the Department of Homeland Security, which is only funded for the next two weeks as Democrats continue to push for changes. Watch the moment President Trump signed the bill here: BREAKING: By stroke of pen, President Trump signs…
Congress shifts focus to ICE reform after Trump signs bill ending partial government shutdown
President Trump signed a bill to end the partial government shutdown on Tuesday as a fight looms over ICE and Border Patrol tactics. CBS News congressional correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns reports.
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