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Story summary
- U.S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum to pay all Department of Homeland Security employees during the shutdown, expanding his order for Transportation Security Administration workers.
- Funding for DHS will come from last summer's budget bill.
- The Senate approved a bill to partially reopen DHS, but House Republicans are divided over immigration funding.
- Speaker Mike Johnson announced a two-track plan, but internal dissent among House Republicans complicates the path.
