US Homeland Security Department’s funding negotiations stall
Summary
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has run out of funding, causing a partial government shutdown during President Donald Trump's second term. The shutdown happened because Republicans and Democrats are stuck in talks over immigration operations, with no agreement reached while Congress is on break until February 23.Key Facts
- DHS funding ran out, leading to a partial shutdown.
- Congress is in recess until February 23, delaying negotiations.
- Two U.S. citizens were shot by federal officers in Minneapolis, causing calls for immigration policy changes.
- 2,933 TSA employees are furloughed, while the rest work without pay.
- Democrats want more oversight of DHS and changes in immigration enforcement practices.
- The FBI has not shared evidence with Minnesota law enforcement related to the shootings.
- Some federal immigration agents still work under the shutdown due to their roles being considered essential.
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