Trump to Congress: End DHS shutdown or face 'very drastic measures'
Lawmakers are stalled on funding the Department of Homeland Security as airport delays mount.
Trump to Congress: End DHS shutdown or face 'very drastic measures'
Lawmakers are stalled on funding the Department of Homeland Security as airport delays mount. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Pressure mounts on Congress to end shutdown that’s led to airport delays and missed paycheques
Senators intend to vote Thursday on a Republican proposal that would fund the TSA and much of the DHS
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