Trump Voted by Mail, Despite Criticism

0:00It's March 24th. Vancouver news today starts now. AI powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Senators are eyeing a deal to break the Homeland Security budget, deadlock by funding most of the department, including pay for transportation security. Administration workers at airports, while leaving out immigration and customs enforcement's main deportation operations at the heart of the fight. This comes after a group of Republican Senators met with President Donald Trump at the White House late Monday with talks described as positive and productive and plans to share written proposals during party lunches on Tuesday. Airports across the country are seeing huge backups and long lines right now because of the partial government shutdown, which has left TSA. Short staff during peak spring travel, all tied to Democrats pushing back on aggressive immigration enforcement following the deaths of two U.S. Citizens and protests against ICE in Minneapolis. The outlined funds I see's investigations unit and customs and border protection, but

1:01adds limits to keep them in standard roles instead of immigration. Sweeps, plus requirements like body cameras for officers and judicial warrants for home searches, even applying to operations already covered by other. Funding Lawmakers confirmed Mark Wayne Mullen as the new Homeland Security Secretary Monday night, bringing a fresh approach as negotiators pushed through the night toward what could be a real path forward on the standoff.