临时拨款到期 美国土安全部将于13日晚停摆

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is set to shut down on the evening of the 13th due to a political deadlock over immigration enforcement issues, with temporary funding expiring and uncertainty about the duration of the shutdown [1]. Group 1: Funding and Legislative Actions - The temporary funding for the Department of Homeland Security, as per the House of Representatives' bill passed on the 3rd of this month, will expire on the 13th [1]. - Senators are scheduled to vote on the funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security on the 12th, with indications that if the bill fails, Republicans plan to attempt to pass at least one continuing resolution for funding [1]. - Republicans are aiming for a temporary funding bill lasting four to six weeks, but they have not yet decided which specific bill to pursue on that day [1]. Group 2: Political Dynamics - Senate Democrats have expressed their unwillingness to cooperate on the temporary funding bill, which is necessary for Republicans to advance any such measures [1]. - House Democratic leader Jeffries criticized the White House's alternative proposal for reforming the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, labeling it as "seriously inadequate" and lacking sincerity [1]. - Jeffries firmly opposes the idea of passing a continuing resolution, highlighting the contentious nature of the negotiations surrounding immigration enforcement [1].