Summary
House Democrats are undecided about a vote on funding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after an incident involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Some Democrats want to constrain ICE's actions, but others feel they should fund DHS to keep the government running smoothly. The bill's outcome is uncertain as Democrats discuss their positions.
Key Facts
- House Democrats are deciding how to vote on funding the Department of Homeland Security.
- The vote comes after a recent incident involving ICE officers and a shooting.
- Some Democrats agree the bill doesn't do enough to limit ICE and Customs and Border Patrol.
- The House Minority Leader has not given clear guidance on the vote yet.
- The funding package includes money for other departments and aims to prevent a government shutdown.
- Some progressive Democrats have publicly opposed the DHS funding bill.
- Centrists are torn between supporting border security and sending a message to President Trump.
- The vote's outcome remains uncertain as discussions continue within the Democratic caucus.
