Trump says he’ll sign order to pay all DHS employees as shutdown continues
President Donald Trump said he plans to sign an order to pay "all" employees at the Department of Homeland Security amid the record-long agency shutdown.
Trump says he’ll sign order to pay all DHS employees as shutdown continues
President Donald Trump said he plans to sign an order to pay "all" employees at the Department of Homeland Security amid the record-long agency shutdown. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Trump to sign emergency order paying DHS employees, Congress Republicans to decide next steps
U.S. Senate cleared the way for House of Representatives to pass funding bill that would end prolonged shutdown
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