House Passes 60-Day DHS Funding Bill

The House passed a 60-day funding bill late Friday to keep the Department of Homeland Security running through May. The vote followed Republican rejection of the Senate plan, which left out immigration enforcement funding. The House bill fully funds ICE and Border Patrol, while the Senate focused on partial funding for TSA, FEMA, and the Coast Guard. Democrats say the bill is dead on arrival amid ongoing disputes over immigration policy.