Trump Signs Funding Package Ending Partial Government Shutdown

Summary

President Trump signed a funding bill that ended a brief partial government shutdown. The package funds five parts of government through September 30 and reverses some DOGE cuts, but Homeland Security funding expires February 13. Erik Wasson says talks over ICE and Border Patrol restraints are stalled, raising the risk of a limited DHS shutdown and missed pay for FEMA and TSA workers.

• Trump signed the House-passed funding bill, ending the partial shutdown.
• Five government components are funded through September 30.
• The package reverses some DOGE cuts to medical research and foreign aid.
• DHS funding runs out February 13, with ICE and Border Patrol negotiations stalled.
• A limited DHS shutdown could leave FEMA and TSA workers without pay.
• The House passed the bill 217-214 after progressive opposition.
• A procedural voter ID fight briefly threatened the funding vote.