Congress Finally Resolves DHS Funding Impasse
The partial government shutdown within the Department of Homeland Security is finally over.
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The partial government shutdown within the Department of Homeland Security is finally over.
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President Trump signed a memo to pay all Department of Homeland Security federal employees during the partial shutdown.
The House and Senate passed different DHS funding bills, but failed to resolve the partial shutdown. However, pay is set to resume for TSA employees.
President Trump directed DHS to pay TSA employees during the ongoing partial government shutdown, citing a national emergency situation.
The threat of severe weather in the Washington, DC area has led to federal offices closing early on Monday.
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A two-hour delayed arrival is in effect for the DC region thanks to snow expected overnight.
The partial government shutdown that began last weekend officially ended on Tuesday.
The Senate has approved an agreement to fund most of the federal government for the remainder of the fiscal year.