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Trump signs executive action to pay TSA employees

Speaker Johnson rejected a bipartisan Senate funding deal, calling it a 'joke' and leading the House to pass a different measure.

Trump signs executive action to pay TSA employees
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This article1 analysis · Oct 12, 2026

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President Donald Trump signed an action to pay TSA employees as a shutdown stalemate continued. The House and Senate passed different Homeland Security funding plans, leaving the dispute unresolved as lawmakers began a recess.

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Mike Johnson
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House Speaker blocking Senate deal

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who signed an action to pay TSA employees

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John Thune
R · SD · SEN

Senate Majority Leader who negotiated the Senate funding compromise

Thune's version of this story ↗
Eric Schmitt
R · MO · SEN

Senator from Missouri

House Democratic Leader

Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate Democratic Leader

Markwayne Mullin
Secretary of Homeland Security

Homeland Security Secretary

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Mike Johnson Rejects Senate Plan to Fund Parts of DHS

Mike Johnson rejected the Senate’s DHS funding plan, which excluded immigration enforcement, and backed a different House measure. The competing plans left the shutdown unresolved. Left-leaning outlets portray Johnson’s rejection as prolonging the shutdown and stress its effects on workers and travel. Center outlets focus on the competing proposals and the shutdown’s practical costs. Right-leaning outlets emphasize the Senate plan’s exclusion of immigration-enforcement funding and the House alternative to fund DHS more fully.

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