Overview
- Funding lapsed at midnight Saturday in Washington, with leaders expecting a short disruption pending a House vote as early as Monday.
- The Senate approved a revised package 71–29 that finances most federal agencies through September but puts DHS on a roughly two‑week extension for negotiations.
- President Trump backed the arrangement with Senate Democrats to separate DHS while they negotiate oversight and limits on ICE operations.
- Democrats outlined proposals that include ending mobile patrols, banning masks for agents, requiring body‑camera use, and tightening accountability rules.
- The White House budget office directed agencies to activate shutdown plans, with essential services continuing and limited furloughs anticipated if the impasse resolves quickly.