Summary
The Senate is debating a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This discussion is happening because of concerns about a war in Iran and potential terrorist threats. The House previously passed the bill, but changes are being debated in the Senate.
Key Facts
- The Senate is discussing a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security.
- Some Republicans are concerned about a war in Iran and possible terrorist attacks.
- The House of Representatives approved the DHS funding bill in January.
- The bill stalled in the Senate over disagreements on immigration enforcement changes.
- A nurse was shot in Minneapolis, leading to changes demanded by Democrats.
- DHS funding ran out on February 14.
- Both the House and Senate plan to vote on the DHS funding matter.
