House passes budget deal, ending partial shutdown

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The Department of Homeland Security will receive less than two weeks of stopgap funding; lawmakers and the White House continue to negotiate policy changes involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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Under the agreement, the Department of Homeland Security will receive less than two weeks of stopgap funding while lawmakers and the White House continue to negotiate policy changes involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The post House passes budget deal, ending partial shutdown appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .