US EditionTop Senate Republicans coalesce behind plan to end DHS shutdown
Senate Republicans proposed funding TSA and FEMA but excluding Immigration and Customs Enforcement, aiming to end the shutdown; President Trump rejected the plan, prolonging airport disruptions.
- On Monday, Sen. John Kennedy confirmed a deal to fund DHS excluding ICE was rejected by President Donald Trump.
- Negotiators focused on excluding enforcement removal operations, about 6,000 employees, to free DHS money as several GOP senators pressed the plan at the White House.
- CNN panelists said Scott Jennings' remarks produced material Democrats could use in ads, while Ashley Allison expressed skepticism about a shutdown backlash, citing TSA pay delays.
- Operationally, ICE redeployments followed unpaid TSA staffing shortages as numerous TSA agents called out, causing hours-long security lines at airports.
- Given prior ICE funding in the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' some ask why more is needed, and Republicans may pursue reconciliation and the Save America Act, as Jennings predicted.
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Network Newscasts Continue to Shield Democrats During DHS Shutdown
As the DHS-only government shutdown rages on, the Elitist Media’s broadcast network newscasts continue to work overtime to shield the Democrats from accountability over their role in creating the shutdown in the first place. This dirty work is being performed as security lines worsen across the nation’s airports. Consider this portion to close ABC’s report on World News Tonight. President Trump is framed here as the intransigent party, with Demo…
‘You Just Made My Point for Me’: CNN Commentator Dunks on Scott Jennings for Admitting How Much Cash Trump Already Gave ICE
CNN commentator Scott Jennings had his point flipped back at him during Monday’s episode of NewsNight, with one of his colleagues merrily embracing a point he made about the Department of Homeland Security shutdown as an admission she thought would be great fodder for political ads for Democrats. Kasie Hunt guested for Abby Phillip as the panel discussed the latest developments with the standoff between Democrats and Republicans in Congress over…
Republicans Offered Solution to Finally Fund DHS Without Using Filibuster
The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Republicans Offered Solution to Finally Fund DHS Without Using Filibuster Republicans have proposed a new approach to end the ongoing DHS shutdown without breaking the filibuster. Senator John Kennedy (R-La.) suggested a two-step plan: First, pass funding for essential DHS agencies like TSA and FEMA to immediately restore airport operations, while leaving ICE funding for a separate bill. The …
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