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Trump Strikes Deal to Prevent Government Shutdown Amid Immigration Demands

2/2/2026

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U.S. President Donald Trump negotiated a temporary funding deal with Senate Democrats to avert a January 31, 2026 shutdown.
The agreement provides a two-week extension for Department of Homeland Security and excludes full-year funding.
Democrats seek immigration reforms, including ending roving patrols and requiring body cameras for agents, after fatal shootings by federal officers in Minneapolis.
The House votes February 2, 2026, as Republicans oppose and push stricter measures.

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U.S. President Donald Trump negotiated a temporary funding deal with Senate Democrats to avert a January 31, 2026 shutdown.
The agreement provides a two-week extension for Department of Homeland Security and excludes full-year funding.
Democrats seek immigration reforms, including ending roving patrols and requiring body cameras for agents, after fatal shootings by federal officers in Minneapolis.
The House votes February 2, 2026, as Republicans oppose and push stricter measures.