House passes DHS funding bill to end partial shutdown
The House passed a bill to fund DHS agencies through September, ending an eleven-week shutdown. The move avoids a funding lapse for the Secret Service and TSA.
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The United States House passed a bipartisan bill on Thursday evening to fund Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agencies through September 30, 2026. This action ends an 11-week partial shutdown that began on February 14 after funding for most DHS operations expired. Restoring funds prevents airport disruptions and addresses security gaps following a recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
