Trump-backed DHS deal sparks backlash from both parties, but one sticking point is derailing everything
Senator Josh Hawley said he would not vote for the proposal because it would cut ICE funding.
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Senator Josh Hawley said he would not vote for the proposal because it would cut ICE funding.
The article reports that a proposed deal to end the 40-day Department of Homeland Security shutdown lost support from conservative Senate Republicans and Democrats over ICE funding and proposed enforcement reforms. It says the impasse is delaying a vote to reopen affected agencies, including TSA.
President whose support for the deal was disputed in accounts described by the article
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Senate Minority Leader who rejected the Republican offer and said Democrats would make a counteroffer
Schumer's version of this story ↗
Senator who objected to the proposed funding arrangement
Senator who said ICE funding must include the proposed reforms
Centrist Democratic senator described as awaiting further concessions
Centrist Democratic senator described as awaiting further concessions
Senator who said opposition had drained the proposal’s momentum
Senator and ranking member who said negotiations were continuing
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Senator and ranking member who said negotiations were continuing
