- House conservatives are exhibiting caution and skepticism toward a recently announced deal between Senate Democrats and the White House regarding government funding.
- The core issue revolves around disagreement on a long-term funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
- The agreed-upon deal aims to prevent a government shutdown by securing funding, but it does not include a long-term solution for DHS funding.
- Conservative members of the House seem unwilling to support this compromise, indicating their concerns over not addressing DHS funding comprehensively.
- This tension highlights ongoing divisions within Congress, particularly between House conservatives and Senate Democrats, regarding fiscal priorities and immigration-related security funding.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/house-conservative-skeptical-senate-deal-sacrificing-dhs-spending-reached-non-starter)
