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Trump warns Democrats that if they do not agree to end the budget impasse, ICE agents will be deployed to airports starting Monday.

President Trump threatened to delegate airport security to ICE agents if Democrats do not approve funding for the TSA, which has resulted in officials being unpaid since February.

President Trump has threatened to deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports to arrest illegal aliens if Democrats do not agree to his budget demands amid a partial government shutdown.

Over 100,000 U.S. officials have gone unpaid for over a month due to a funding impasse affecting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Donald Trump is intensifying pressure on Democrats to release funding for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as the agency faces a budget shutdown, coinciding with long security wait times at U.S. airports.

According to data released by the U.S. Commerce Department, the American economy is expected to grow by 2.2% in 2025, with Donald Trump attributing this growth slowdown to the budget paralysis from the previous year.

Thousands of TSA employees, deemed 'essential', are currently working without pay due to a budget impasse between Congressional lawmakers.

A budget standoff between US lawmakers has resulted in a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security over immigration funding.

Democrats are blocking funding for ICE as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security risks partial shutdown due to disagreements over the budget.

The U.S. Congress is on the brink of a shutdown due to a standoff between Democrats and Republicans over the immigration police budget following the fatal shooting of two Americans by federal agents in Minneapolis.

Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer has warned of a potential government shutdown unless funding measures for the Department of Homeland Security include changes to immigration enforcement policies.

The US House of Representatives voted narrowly to approve a bipartisan compromise to end the partial government shutdown that had been ongoing since Saturday.

Former President D. Trump signed a budget law following congressional approval, which ended a brief government shutdown triggered by a dispute over federal actions in Minneapolis.

U.S. President Donald Trump signed a budget law on Tuesday evening, ending a four-day government shutdown after its approval by the House of Representatives and the Senate.

President Donald Trump has signed a budget package, effectively ending the government shutdown following Congressional approval.

President Trump has signed a $1.2 trillion funding bill to end a partial government shutdown stemming from a dispute over the Department of Homeland Security's budget.

President Trump signed a budget bill, ending the partial government shutdown that began on January 31, while the budget for the Department of Homeland Security is secured only until February 13, leading to ongoing disputes over immigration enforcement regulations.

President Donald Trump signed a bill on Tuesday to end the federal government shutdown after three days, ignited by a funding dispute over ICE's operations in Minneapolis between Republicans and Democrats.

U.S. President Donald Trump signed a budget of approximately 1.2 trillion dollars to end the federal government shutdown shortly after a narrow bipartisan vote in the House of Representatives.

The US House of Representatives approved a $1.2 trillion budget on Tuesday, effectively ending a brief government shutdown that began last Friday.

The US House has passed a budget package that now awaits President Donald Trump's signature to officially end the government shutdown, with Trump indicating he will sign it promptly upon Congressional approval.

The US Congress has approved a funding package to end a partial government shutdown sparked by disputes over the Department of Homeland Security's budget.

The House of Representatives in the United States ended a partial government shutdown by approving budget allocations that will allow most agencies to operate for the remainder of the fiscal year, except for the Department of Homeland Security, which still requires funding negotiations.

The US House of Representatives has approved a budget bill, ending a four-day government shutdown, with President Donald Trump expected to sign it promptly.

The US House approved a series of pending budget laws, ending the second government 'shutdown' under Donald Trump's administration.

The partial shutdown of US government activities is over following President Donald Trump's signature on a budget package approved by Congress.

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a budget package that will end the partial shutdown of the federal government, with President Trump expected to sign it immediately.

The U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote on funding to end the partial federal government shutdown, amidst a conflict between Republicans and Democrats over ICE's budget.

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced that Congress will vote on a proposal on Tuesday aimed at ending the government shutdown.

Congress continues to experience a partial government shutdown affecting 78% of federal operations due to unresolved funding disputes, with an urgent need for the House to reconcile with a Senate-passed plan.

The partially shut down U.S. government may reopen on Tuesday, according to House Speaker Mike Johnson, following a shutdown due to budget approval issues.

The United States Congress is experiencing increasing anxiety about the inability to resolve the ongoing partial government shutdown, with pressure from the White House and Donald Trump urging Republicans to support budgetary laws to end the deadlock.

The U.S. Labor Department announced the postponement of the employment figures set to be released on the 6th of January due to a temporary shutdown of some government agencies stemming from a budget deadline.

The violent actions of immigration agencies ICE and CBP, which resulted in the deaths of two U.S. citizens, have triggered a government shutdown in the USA as a budget compromise reached in the Senate could not pass through the House.

The U.S. government entered its second partial shutdown during Donald Trump's presidency, but it is expected to be resolved early next week with a House vote following an agreement with the White House.