Johnson says no quick House vote to end partial shutdown, blames Democrats for their ICE demands
Summary
House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that it will take a few days to organize a vote on government funding, meaning a partial government shutdown will continue. The delay is due to disagreements between Democrats and Republicans over immigration enforcement policies related to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).Key Facts
- Mike Johnson is the Speaker of the House and stated the funding vote will take a few more days.
- A partial government shutdown is ongoing due to funding disagreements.
- The shutdown involves debates over limiting immigration enforcement by ICE.
- President Donald Trump supports separating Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding from the larger package.
- The Senate approved temporary funding for DHS lasting two weeks.
- Democrats want reforms in ICE operations, including requiring identification and an end to certain patrols.
- Affected agencies in the shutdown include defense, health, transportation, and housing.
- Workers might go unpaid or be furloughed if the shutdown lasts longer.
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