Washington Today (3-27-26): House GOP rejects Senate-passed DHS funding bill, shutdown continues
March 27, 2026
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56:49Now PlayingWashington Today (3-27-26): House GOP rejects Senate-passed DHS funding bill, shutdown continues
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as posted by the channelPartial government shutdown of the Homeland Security Department will continue for the time being, as House Republicans reject the bipartisan bill the Senate passed Thursday night to fund most of the agencies in the department except immigration enforcement, which has been the focus of the dispute between Republicans and Democrats, and instead are moving ahead with a separate bill to fund the entire department for eight weeks, including immigration enforcement.
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