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ICE Funding Risks Longer Government Shutdown
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0:17Now PlayingPolitical turmoil in the US House over President Donald Trump’s immigration raids risks prolonging a partial government shutdown that began Saturday.
Speaker Mike Johnson faces a tricky path to clear a Senate-passed spending package — the product of a negotiation between Trump and Democratic leader Chuck Schumer. That bill would fund most agencies through Sept. 30, and the Department of Homeland Security through Feb. 13, preserving funding for immigration raids while both parties negotiate changes to enforcement policies.
Yet the bill faces a revolt from within both parties, possibly extending what was hoped to be a brief weekend shutdown. Johnson expects the Rules Committee to conduct an initial vote on Monday, and said he hopes final passage would happen on Tuesday.
The US government stumbled into a partial shutdown while waiting for the House to approve a funding deal President Donald Trump worked out with Democrats.
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