Johnson says no quick House vote to end partial shutdown and blames Democrats for their ICE demands
House Speaker Mike Johnson expects a vote soon to end the partial shutdown caused by disputes over immigration enforcement reforms following two federal agent shootings.
- The Senate passed a funding measure for the Department of Homeland Security with a 71-29 vote, heading to the House amid a potential partial shutdown.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Republicans aim to keep the government open and support the necessary funding to avert a shutdown.
- Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized ICE for its actions, calling for Congress to act to reduce violence associated with the agency.
- Johnson emphasized the need to keep the government open, mentioning, "Republicans are going to do the responsible thing and fund the government.
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Johnson 'confident' government shutdown will end by Tuesday
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) was optimistic that he can unite his caucus and quickly pass the amended appropriations legislation to end the partial government shutdown that took effect late last week. The Senate managed to pass the spending bills that cleared the House earlier this month, with the exception of one funding the Department of Homeland Security. Instead, a two-week extension funding the agency was agreed on by both parties, but…
Johnson says no quick House vote to end partial shutdown and blames Democrats for their ICE demands
House Speaker Mike Johnson said Sunday it will be a few days before a government funding package comes up for a vote, all but ensuring the partial federal shutdown will drag into the week as Democrats and Republicans debate reining in the Trump administration’s sweeping immigration enforcement operations.
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