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White House offers DHS funding counterproposal as shutdown drags on
politics1 day ago

White House offers DHS funding counterproposal as shutdown drags on

The White House delivered a counterproposal to fund the Department of Homeland Security as a partial shutdown persists, with Democrats pressing for immigration enforcement reforms such as body cameras, warrants, and restrictions on agents; Senate Democrats again blocked a House-passed DHS funding bill, keeping talks alive while most DHS workers continue on duty and some programs risk unpaid status, and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is set to testify before Congress amid ongoing negotiations.

politics2 days ago

White House pitches new DHS funding as shutdown drags on

The White House sent a new DHS funding proposal to Democrats to end the partial DHS shutdown; FEMA has drained a large portion of its disaster-relief funds by disbursing more than $5 billion in one week, underscoring pressure in negotiations over immigration enforcement policy, as Republicans and Democrats exchange offers. The report also tracks Bill and Hillary Clinton’s Epstein-related depositions and Democrats’ push to outline an affordability agenda ahead of midterm elections.

Senate Fails to Move DHS Funding as ICE Reform Talks Stall
politics5 days ago

Senate Fails to Move DHS Funding as ICE Reform Talks Stall

The Senate couldn’t advance a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security in a 50–45 vote, extending a partial government shutdown with no clear end in sight as negotiators remain far apart on reforms to ICE and CBP. Democrats demand broad changes—warrants for arrests, independent investigations, and banning agents from sensitive locations—while Republicans and the White House have shown little movement. The lapse threatens DHS operations beyond FEMA, TSA, and the Coast Guard, with pay disruptions and actions like TSA PreCheck paused as talks continue.

Democrats push ICE reforms in DHS funding standoff
politics12 days ago

Democrats push ICE reforms in DHS funding standoff

Democrats transmitted a counteroffer on immigration-enforcement reforms to the White House and Republicans as DHS funding remains stalled; their proposals include ending roving ICE patrols, a formal use-of-force code, body cameras for agents, and banning masks, with safety concerns cited by Republicans. President Trump said he would meet with Democrats this week, but no deal is imminent and the shutdown persists with DHS agencies operating on limited funds while lawmakers are away.

Jeffries presses for bold ICE reforms to reopen government; eyes 2026 House gains
politics14 days ago

Jeffries presses for bold ICE reforms to reopen government; eyes 2026 House gains

In a Feb. 15, 2026 Face the Nation interview, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries demands dramatic ICE/DHS reforms—warrants, body cameras, independent investigations, and protections for sensitive locations—before DHS funding moves, while arguing for accountability and signaling optimism about Democrats regaining the House through district‑by‑district wins; he also discusses congressional oversight and transparency on national security planning amid ongoing shutdown negotiations.

politics19 days ago

Dems push for tougher DHS safeguards as shutdown deadline nears

Democratic leaders blasted the White House’s DHS funding counterproposal as too weak on immigration-enforcement guardrails, as a potential DHS shutdown looms in four days. Negotiations continue with GOP leaders optimistic about a deal, while Democrats demand judicial warrants, detention standards and accountability measures for ICE. A continuing resolution is being debated, with length and timing still to be negotiated, and other House actions (including the SAVE America Act and tariff-related rules) on the docket alongside DHS testimony hearings.

Dems press for concrete ICE reforms as DHS funding hangs in balance
politics19 days ago

Dems press for concrete ICE reforms as DHS funding hangs in balance

Democratic leaders rejected the White House's latest ICE reforms proposal as incomplete and demanded stricter oversight—judicial warrants, clearer officer identification, tighter use-of-force rules, and an end to racial profiling—before approving Homeland Security funding, with a Feb. 13 deadline looming and a risk of a partial shutdown as negotiations continue.

DHS Funding in Limbo as ICE Reform Talks Stall and Shutdown Looms
politics23 days ago

DHS Funding in Limbo as ICE Reform Talks Stall and Shutdown Looms

With DHS funding due Feb. 13, Democrats demand reforms to ICE and Border Patrol (e.g., unmasked operations, warrants, respect for sensitive locations) before approving funds, while Republicans resist and float a stopgap or tying in measures like the SAVE Act; absent a deal, DHS would shut down with only essential functions continuing, highlighting a high-stakes partisan fight and potential White House involvement.

Senate Talks on Immigration Enforcement Stall as DHS Funding Looms
politics24 days ago

Senate Talks on Immigration Enforcement Stall as DHS Funding Looms

With the Feb. 13 deadline to fund the Department of Homeland Security approaching, bipartisan Senate talks to curb immigration enforcement stalled, as lawmakers left Washington for the weekend without a serious plan. Democrats seek major reforms to enforcement practices while Republicans resist, heightening the risk of a DHS shutdown.

politics24 days ago

Dems push tough DHS rules as GOP considers year-long stopgap

With a Feb. 13 deadline looming for DHS funding, Democrats plan to offer a draft bill with strict immigration-enforcement guardrails; Senate GOP Leader Thune floated a year-long CR if a deal can’t be reached, while Democrats push bold reforms and Republicans press for broader immigration provisions, signaling a tense, protracted negotiation.

Democrats press DHS reforms as funding deadline looms
politics24 days ago

Democrats press DHS reforms as funding deadline looms

Democratic leaders laid out a package of demands for funding the Department of Homeland Security that would tighten immigration enforcement, including mandatory body cameras, judicial warrants for arrests in homes and cars, independent oversight, and protections against detaining or deporting American citizens. They oppose another short-term funding extension and warn a shutdown is possible if a full-year bill isn’t agreed, while Republicans show mixed receptivity to some measures like body cameras and ending roving patrols.

Dems Turn DHS Funding Fight Into ICE-Reform Leverage
politics25 days ago

Dems Turn DHS Funding Fight Into ICE-Reform Leverage

In the DHS funding showdown, Democrats are using leverage to push hard ICE reforms—ending warrantless home entries, establishing independent oversight, banning masks, mandating body cameras, and adding immigration judges—while Republicans contend with DHS enforcement practices. A two-week funding patch creates room for hardball negotiations, and the piece argues Democrats could secure real wins if they stay on offense rather than fold. It also reports on a temporary TPS reprieve for Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, underscoring the human stakes of immigration policy.