Speaker Johnson is moving to end the shutdown by Tuesday — without Democratic support
Summary
House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to end the partial government shutdown by Tuesday without Democratic support for Homeland Security funding. The Senate has passed a bill separating immigration enforcement from funding talks, but Democrats oppose Johnson's legislation. Discussions focus on government funding and reforms needed for the Department of Homeland Security.Key Facts
- House Speaker Mike Johnson expects to end the government shutdown by Tuesday.
- The shutdown began Saturday, affecting some government operations.
- Johnson plans to move forward with a bill for Homeland Security funding without Democratic help.
- The Senate passed a bill Friday separating immigration enforcement issues from funding.
- Democrats want changes like body cameras for federal agents and stricter warrant rules.
- Some Republicans disagree with extending short-term funding for Homeland Security.
- The recent killing in Minnesota has intensified debates over immigration policies.
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