US Homeland Security shutdown to stretch on, despite Senate passing funding | Donald Trump News
The US government shutdown continues despite the Senate passing a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The House has not voted on the bill, leaving the partial shutdown in place until at least Monday. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Mike Johnson have proposed a two-track approach to fully funding DHS, with separate legislation for ICE and CBP. President Donald Trump has pledged to pay all DHS employees and deployed ICE agents to airports.
27 MAR 2026
— The Guardian
The House rejected a Senate-passed DHS funding bill, withholding funding from ICE and part of CBP, setting up a clash with the Senate.
28 MAR 2026
— BBC
House Republicans rejected a Senate deal to reopen the Department of Homeland Security, instead advancing their own plan to fund DHS for 60 days with immigration enforcement funding.
2 APR 2026
· THIS STORY — Al Jazeera
Despite Senate passage of a DHS funding bill, the partial shutdown persists due to the House's inaction.
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