Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill, Ends Four‑Day Shutdown, Sets Two‑Week DHS Deadline
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Image: NewsweekWASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 23: U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) delivers remarks during the annual March for Life rally on the National Mall on January 23, 2026 in Washington, DC. Anti-abortion activists attended the annual march to mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s, now overturned, 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling which legalized abortion in all 50 states. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Source Full size
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Image: NewsweekWASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 23: U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) delivers remarks during the annual March for Life rally on the National Mall on January 23, 2026 in Washington, DC. Anti-abortion activists attended the annual march to mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s, now overturned, 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling which legalized abortion in all 50 states. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Source Full size
Bill Signed After Narrow House Vote, Funding Most Agencies Through September President Donald Trump signed the $1.2 trillion spending package on Feb 3, 2026, ending a four‑day partial shutdown that began Saturday; the House approved it 217‑214, with 21 Democrats joining Republicans in support and 21 Republicans voting against it [1][2][4]. The legislation funds all federal departments through Sept 30 except the Department of Homeland Security, which receives a two‑week stopgap ending Feb 13 [1][3][4]. Senate leaders had already cleared the measure the previous week, allowing the House to act quickly [3][9][20].
Shutdown Disrupted Aviation Workers and Delayed Key Economic Reports More than 10,000 FAA employees faced furlough and 13,835 air‑traffic controllers were slated to work without pay during the shutdown [2][3][9]. The Bureau of Labor Statistics postponed its monthly jobs report, reducing policymakers’ near‑real‑time labor data [3][9]. Despite these disruptions, 96 % of the government remained funded, a far smaller impact than the 43‑day shutdown of 2025 [4][5][18].
Democrats Tie DHS Funding to ICE Reform Measures House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced that no further DHS money will be provided without “dramatic change” to ICE, demanding agents unmask, use judicial warrants, end roving patrols, and expand body‑camera programs [1][2][6][13]. Senate Democrats added a $20 million allocation for body cameras in Minneapolis and pushed for broader accountability provisions [6][9][14]. The two‑week DHS extension was designed to give Congress time to negotiate these reforms, but Democrats warned they could withhold additional funding after Feb 13 [2][9][13].
Political Fallout Extends to Immigration Policy, International Visits, and GOP Infighting On the same day as the signing, Trump met Colombian President Gustavo Petro to discuss security cooperation and trade disputes, while reiterating his desire for federal control of elections, a claim rebuked by Senate Majority Leader John Thune [1]. Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton agreed to testify in the House Epstein investigation, adding another high‑profile element to the day’s agenda [1]. Within the GOP, the Freedom Caucus pressed for full DHS funding and the SAVE Act voting‑rights proposal, while Rep. Anna Paulina Luna dropped the latter after meeting Trump [6][7].
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AP: Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill to End Partial Government Shutdown: Details the signing, narrow House vote, two‑week DHS stopgap, ICE reform push, Trump’s election‑control remarks, Colombian meeting, and Clinton testimony .
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Newsweek: Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Bill Ending Four‑Day Government Shutdown: Highlights bipartisan vote with 21 Democrats crossing, ICE funding showdown on Feb 13, FAA furloughs, poll on Trump’s approval, and DHS body‑camera rollout .
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BBC: Trump signs $1.2 trillion budget ending shutdown, DHS funding set to lapse Feb 13: Notes Senate clearance, September funding, DHS two‑week bridge, Democratic demand for DHS reforms after Minneapolis shootings, and BLS jobs report delay .
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WBNS (Columbus, OH): Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Funding Bill, Ends Partial Shutdown and Sets Up New Immigration Fight: Emphasizes DHS two‑week limit, Jeffries’ warning on further DHS money, Speaker Johnson’s optimism versus Thune’s skepticism, and comparison to the 43‑day shutdown .
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King5 (Seattle, WA): Trump signs $1.2 trillion bill, ending partial shutdown and sparking new immigration fight: Mirrors WBNS focus on DHS funding, Jeffries’ reform conditions, and GOP‑Dem split on the vote .
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AP: Trump Pushes House to End Partial Shutdown Amid Immigration Standoff: Reports Trump’s “no changes” demand, DHS temporary funding, Democratic ICE reform block, Freedom Caucus’ full‑funding push, and Noem’s body‑camera program .
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WBNS (Columbus, OH): Trump urges House to vote quickly to end partial government shutdown: Covers Trump’s urgent social‑media plea, Democratic ICE‑restriction stance, Senate’s temporary DHS funding, and Republican SAVE Act push .
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King5 (Seattle, WA): Trump Urges House to Vote Quickly on Funding Amid Partial Shutdown: Similar to WBNS, adds Noem’s immediate body‑camera rollout and Republican factions’ SAVE Act advocacy .
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BBC: Partial U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Third Day Amid DHS Funding Dispute: Describes three‑day shutdown, two‑week DHS stopgap, Democratic ICE reform demands, and impact on FAA workers and BLS report .
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Newsweek: Partial Government Shutdown Likely Extends Into Week as Funding Deal Awaits House Approval: Notes Senate 71‑29 vote, DHS two‑week extension, internal GOP dissent, Polymarket shutdown odds, and Minneapolis killings driving reform talks .
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AP: House Speaker Johnson Says No Quick Vote as Partial Shutdown Persists: Highlights Johnson’s delay, Trump‑Senate DHS deal, Democratic ICE limits, broader agency impacts, and pressure on DHS Secretary Noem .
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Newsweek: Speaker Johnson Says Republicans Will Fund Government as Vote Looms: Focuses on Republican pledge, Senate 71‑29 approval, Democratic split over ICE, Trump’s “YES” vote call, and Schumer’s ICE criticism .
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CNN: Federal shutdown likely to linger until Tuesday as House grapples with funding vote: Projects shutdown through Tuesday, GOP uncertainty on DHS funding, rule‑vote obstacle, Democratic ICE reform demands, and backdrop of Minneapolis killings .
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AP: Trump Negotiates Quick Deal with Democrats to Avert New Shutdown: Describes rapid Trump‑Schumer deal, two‑week DHS extension, Minneapolis shootings’ influence, Democratic ICE reform package, and intra‑Republican debate .
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Newsweek: U.S. Government Enters Partial Shutdown Over Immigration Funding Dispute: Details shutdown start after Senate vote, agencies affected, unpaid essential workers, Minneapolis killings, OMB shutdown memo, and bipartisan calls for a deal .
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WBNS (Columbus, OH): Senate Approves Funding Bill Amid Push for ICE Restrictions: Reports Senate 71‑29 vote, Minneapolis deaths prompting ICE reform demands, Jeffries’ conditions, Johnson’s expected Monday vote, and GOP Senate split .
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King5 (Seattle, WA): Senate approves bipartisan spending bill, sends to House for vote: Mirrors WBNS, adds Republican leaders’ mixed reactions and emphasis on avoiding another long shutdown .
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BBC: US Government Partially Shuts Down After Senate Funding Deal: Covers midnight shutdown, Senate’s September funding with two‑week DHS, Trump’s negotiation after Minneapolis shootings, and White House shutdown prep memo .
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King5 (Seattle, WA): Senate Approves Trump‑Backed Funding Deal, Sends Bill to House: Highlights Senate 71‑29 vote, Minneapolis deaths, Democratic ICE oversight demands, Republican split on DHS limits, and potential weekend shutdown .
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AP: Senate approves bipartisan funding deal amid immigration‑related deaths: Summarizes Senate 71‑29 approval, two‑week DHS freeze, Minneapolis killings driving ICE reform push, and mixed Republican reactions .
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Timeline
Oct – Nov 2025 – The United States endures a 43‑day partial shutdown, the longest in history, furloughing roughly 900,000 workers and costing about $11 billion in GDP, which looms over current funding talks and fuels lawmakers’ urgency to avoid a repeat [3][5].
Jan 22, 2026 – The House passes the final four spending bills, totaling about $1.2 trillion and funding Defense, Education, Transportation and Health, while the Homeland Security bill sails through despite Democratic opposition that cites the recent Minneapolis ICE killings [24].
Jan 23, 2026 – In the DHS markup, seven Democrats join the majority to approve ICE funding, with Rep. Thomas Massie the lone Republican dissenting; the bill also earmarks $20 million for ICE body‑camera purchases [23].
Jan 24, 2026 – After the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, Democrats urge the Senate to block DHS funding, arguing the incident shows “appalling” ICE conduct and threatens a shutdown on Jan 30 if no deal is reached [22].
Jan 25, 2026 – Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer declares he will vote “no” on any DHS spending package lacking ICE reforms, labeling the Minneapolis shooting “appalling” and raising the risk of a partial shutdown when funding expires Jan 30 [30].
Jan 28, 2026 – Prediction markets put the shutdown probability above 75 % after the Pretti and Good killings; Democrats demand ICE body cameras, mask removal, and an end to “roving patrols,” while Republican leaders warn the short‑term DHS stopgap is “an impossibility” and cite the 2025 shutdown’s $11 billion cost [19][21][1].
Jan 28, 2026 – Senate Democrats block the $10 billion ICE allocation in the $1.2 trillion spending bill, threatening a partial shutdown on Jan 30 unless a two‑week DHS extension is secured [21].
Jan 29, 2026 – White House and Senate leaders intensify talks to split DHS funding from the broader package, proposing a short‑term extension that would keep most agencies funded through September while buying time for ICE‑policy negotiations [18].
Jan 30, 2026 – Democrats and the White House finalize a two‑week DHS stopgap, separating homeland‑security funding from the omnibus bill to avert an immediate shutdown [29].
Jan 30, 2026 – Senate passes the $1.2 trillion spending package 71‑29, including the two‑week DHS extension, aiming to fund the government through Sept 30 and avert a weekend shutdown [26][27].
Jan 30, 2026 – Senate leaders report “snags” on both sides but schedule a Friday vote, with Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham objecting to ICE‑related language and calling the deal “a bad deal” [28][4].
Jan 31, 2026 – Senate’s 71‑29 vote moves the funding bill to the House, where a vote is expected Monday; the agreement follows the Minneapolis killings that have driven Democratic demands for ICE reforms [26].
Feb 1, 2026 – House Speaker Mike Johnson tells NBC’s Meet the Press that Republicans will back the funding bill, while also warning that a vote may be delayed and that DHS funding will lapse on Feb 13 [12].
Feb 1, 2026 – Johnson says no immediate House vote, noting it will be “a few days” before the measure reaches the floor, which could extend the partial shutdown into the week [11].
Feb 1, 2026 – House leaders schedule a Rules Committee vote for Monday at 4 p.m. ET, and Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries warns his caucus will not “suspend the rules” to speed passage [5].
Feb 2, 2026 – The partial shutdown enters its third day; the Senate’s two‑week DHS stopgap is in place, but the House has not yet acted, leaving FAA staff furloughed and the BLS jobs report delayed [2].
Feb 2, 2026 – President Trump posts on Truth Social urging an “immediate” House vote and insisting “There can be NO CHANGES at this time” to reopen the government [8][9].
Feb 3, 2026 – Trump signs the $1.2 trillion spending bill, calling it a “great victory for the American people,” and ends a four‑day partial shutdown; the legislation funds most agencies through Sept 30 and includes a two‑week DHS stopgap [7].
Feb 3, 2026 – Twenty‑one Democrats break ranks to support the bill, while the same number of Republicans vote against it, highlighting bipartisan tension over ICE funding [7].
Feb 3, 2026 – DHS Secretary Kristi Noem launches a body‑camera program for ICE officers in Minneapolis, expanding the initiative nationwide as part of the funding deal [7].
Feb 3, 2026 – Trump repeats his call for the federal government to “take over” elections during a meeting with Colombian President Gustavo Petro, a claim Senate Majority Leader John Thune publicly rejects [6].
Feb 4, 2026 – Trump signs a $1.2 trillion budget that ends the shutdown; most agencies receive funding through September, but DHS funding is set to lapse on Feb 13, prompting Democrats to warn they will withhold further ICE money unless reforms are enacted [1].
Feb 4, 2026 – Senate Majority Leader John Thune warns that the two‑week DHS window is “an impossibility” for Congress, underscoring the tight timeline before the Feb 13 funding deadline [1].
Future (Feb 13, 2026) – The temporary DHS funding expires; unless Congress passes a new appropriations measure, a second partial shutdown looms, and Democrats have pledged to withhold ICE money pending reforms [1][7].
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