Prospects for ICE deal sour on Capitol Hill as shutdown deadline nears for critical agency | CNN Politics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : When asked if any Republicans have any appetite to make changes to ICE, GOP Rep. Warren Davidson told CNN: "Very few."
50% : "If you check with all of the offices, I can almost guarantee you that all of these offices are getting more phone calls saying 'no' than maybe anything since the ACA," Cleaver told CNN.
49% : Instead, many GOP lawmakers are issuing their own must-haves, like language to end so-called sanctuary cities - a nonstarter for Democrats.
44% : " So far the only bipartisan agreement appears to be over ICE officers wearing body cameras - something that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced Monday will be rolled out for all Homeland Security officers on the ground in Minneapolis.
43% : Johnson is among many Republicans who are refusing Democrats' demands to stop searches without a judicial warrant and unmask ICE officers in public.
43% : He's received, he said, 2,706 phone calls to his office in the last two weeks demanding that he hold strong against ICE funding.
42% : The senior Democrat said it's the loudest response he's received on any issue since the passage of Obamacare.
38% : Johnson said Tuesday that Republicans are "never" going to agree to requiring that ICE agents obtain warrants from a judge, rather than simply getting the greenlight from a Trump administration official.
38% : The biggest question now is whether the two sides can come up with a funding bill that any Democrats can support -- or whether the department is headed for its third shutdown in less than a year. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Tuesday afternoon that it will be very difficult to get a deal over ICE by the deadline and it might take a miracle.
13% : Rep. Tim Burchett, a hardline conservative from Tennessee, told CNN he believes it will be "very hard" to get a deal on ICE and attacked one of Democrats' ideas of forcing ICE officers to remove their masks.

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