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As DHS partial shutdown enters 40th day, Nevada lawmakers remain steadfast in positions — John Thune | ChamberLight
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Nevada Senators and Congressional leaders remain deadlocked as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown reaches its 40th day, impacting TSA operations and airport wait times.
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