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NEW: 21 House Dems Vote to Fund ICE, Shutdown Ends – For Now

Jeffries opposed supporting the funding measure without concessions, but 21 House Democrats voted for it.

NEW: 21 House Dems Vote to Fund ICE, Shutdown Ends – For Now
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Twenty-one House Democrats joined Republicans to pass a two-week funding measure for the Department of Homeland Security, ending the shutdown for now. The vote exposed divisions over whether Democrats should use the shutdown to press for restrictions on immigration enforcement.

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House minority leader who opposed Democratic support for the funding measure without further concessions

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Mike Johnson
R · LA-4

Speaker of the House, referenced in connection with the dispute

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President, referenced in connection with the administration’s response to the dispute

Kristi Noem
Former U.S. Representative (R-SD)

Homeland Security secretary who ordered body cameras for ICE and Border Patrol personnel

Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate Democratic leader seeking new restrictions on ICE

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House Passes Funding Deal Jeffries Opposed, Ending Partial Shutdown

The House considered a federal funding package that included a short-term Homeland Security extension, while Jeffries called for immigration-enforcement changes as Democrats debated whether to support it. Center outlets focus on the negotiations over reforms and the funding extension, presenting Jeffries as withholding support while pressing for changes. Right-leaning outlets emphasize that the House passed the package and 21 Democrats voted for it despite Jeffries’ opposition, with some also highlighting criticism of him.

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