美国国土安全部即将停摆

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is set to shut down on February 13 due to a political deadlock over immigration enforcement issues, with uncertainty regarding the duration of the shutdown [1]. Group 1: Funding and Legislative Actions - The temporary funding for the Department of Homeland Security, approved by the House of Representatives on February 3, is set to expire on February 13 [1]. - Senators are scheduled to vote on the funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security on February 12, but there are indications that the bill may fail [1]. - Republicans plan to attempt to pass at least one continuing resolution for temporary funding lasting four to six weeks, although the specific bill to be proposed has not been finalized [1]. Group 2: Political Dynamics - Democratic leaders in the House, including Jeffries, criticized the White House's alternative proposal for Immigration and Customs Enforcement reform, labeling it as "seriously inadequate" and lacking sincerity [1]. - Jeffries expressed strong opposition to a continuing resolution, highlighting the refusal of the White House to accept various measures aimed at reforming the actions of immigration enforcement personnel [1].