Longest DHS shutdown in history ends

The longest partial government shutdown in U.S. history concludes, with Congress passing a bill to restore federal funding. U.S.

The record-setting DHS shutdown concludes as Congress passes a funding bill, excluding ICE and CBP. Sen. John Fetterman criticizes fellow Democrats, stating the shutdown was "unnecessary and a failure of Congress," leading to unpaid employees and TSA agent resignations. Republican strategist Cassie Smedile explains the political maneuvering and the perceived lack of common sense from Democrats.