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DHS shutdown enters 'new legislative territory' after Speaker Johnson rejects Senate deal
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15:51Now PlayingThe partial government shutdown drags on after House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) rejects a deal passed by the Senate that would fund the Department of Homeland Security. NBC News correspondents Ryan Nobles, Monica Alba, Julia Ainsley and Aaron Gilchrist discuss the congressional gridlock and what it means for TSA officers as travelers continue to face hour-long wait times.
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