House passes bill to fund DHS but most Democrats remain opposed to ending shutdown

Source: New York Post

House lawmakers approved legislation on Thursday that would reopen the Department of Homeland Security, but most Democrats remain opposed to ending the partial government shutdown despite a leadership shakeup at DHS and military operations against Iran.   The bill to fund DHS – including ICE, FEMA and TSA –  through Sept. 30 cleared the House of Representatives in 221-207 vote, and now heads to the Senate where it needs 60 votes to pass.