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DHS shutdown putting Americans at risk as World Cup security prep 'significantly behind': Sen Fetterman

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Instead of passing the Senate's plan, the House advanced its own package late Friday night, which would extend DHS funding at current levels for two months, buying more time for lawmakers to continue negotiations over ICE.
54% : It says, quote: 'the contents printed under the headings of this bill: U.S. immigrations and customs enforcement and border security operations ... an amount specified in the final bill shall be zero'," Johnson said, reading from the Senate bill's text.
51% : Their bill looked to supply the many agencies that operate under DHS such as the Secret Service, the Coast Guard, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), TSA and more -- but at the exclusion of funding for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
50% : House Republicans stressed that it's unclear if those funds can legally be used to fund all of ICE's operations.
45% : The Senate's bill didn't include any of the Democrats' reform, but also didn't include funding for ICE, either.
34% : TSA CALLOUTS HIT HOUSTON, ATLANTA, NEW ORLEANS HARDEST, 450 OFFICERS HAVE QUIT NATIONWIDE As lawmakers continue the back-and-forth over the ICE funding standoff, spokespersons from DHS also echoed Fetterman's calls to restore travel operations, slamming the compounding effects of the repeated shutdowns.

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