House passes DHS funding bill on 218-206 vote as Senate stalls and shutdown drags past one month

The House of Representatives passed a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday, pushing forward on a 218-206 vote while the partial government shutdown grinds through its second month with no resolution in sight. Four Democrats crossed the aisle to vote with Republicans. The bill is not expected to clear the Senate. [] The post House passes DHS funding bill on 218-206 vote as Senate stalls and shutdown drags past one month appeared first on Patriot News Alerts.