The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, resolving a legislative deadlock. The move ensures continued operations for critical agencies, including the TSA, and prevents further payment delays for federal employees.
- House passed the DHS funding bill on Thursday
- Ends a partial shutdown that began in February
- Aligns House with a unanimous Senate vote from late March
- Prevents the exhaustion of emergency funds warned by the White House
- Secures paychecks for TSA agents to avoid airport delays
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