Homeland Security shutdown seems certain as funding talks between White House and Democrats stall
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A shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security appeared imminent on Thursday as funding talks between the White House and Democrats stalled in Washington. Lawmakers in the House and Senate were preparing to leave for a 10-day break without reaching an agreement. The impasse stems from Democrats' demands for new restrictions on President Trump's immigration enforcement policies, including better identification for ICE and other federal law enforcement. Negotiations between the White House and Democrats have involved traded offers in recent days, but a resolution has not been reached. The potential shutdown raises concerns about the department's operations and border security.
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