Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill, Ends Shutdown, Sets Two‑Week DHS Deadline
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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 the partial shutdown that began Jan 31 [1][3]. The House approved the measure 217‑214, with 21 Democrats joining Republicans in favor and an equal number crossing party lines to oppose it [2][4]. The Senate had already cleared the bill 71‑29 the previous week [16][20]. The legislation funds all major departments through Sept 30, but allocates only a two‑week stopgap for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) [3][4][6].
DHS Funding Runs Only Until Feb 13, Prompting Immediate Funding Cliff Concerns The package provides DHS financing through Feb 13, creating a short‑term funding gap that could trigger another shutdown if Congress does not act [3][8][13]. Lawmakers warned that the two‑week bridge is “an impossibility” given the contentious immigration reforms tied to the extension [4][13]. Democrats have pledged to withhold further DHS money unless substantial ICE restrictions are adopted, setting a Feb 13 showdown as the next flashpoint [2][5][9]. The deadline also raises worries for agencies such as TSA, FEMA, and Coast Guard that rely on DHS appropriations [6][10].
Democrats Tie ICE Reform Demands to DHS Funding, Emphasizing Body‑Cameras and Unmasking House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries insisted that any additional DHS funding must include “dramatic change” to ICE, including mandatory body‑camera use, removal of masks, and stricter warrant requirements [4][5][8][17]. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced an immediate rollout of body‑worn cameras for Minneapolis officers, with a plan for nationwide expansion [6][7][11]. The push follows the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good by federal agents in Minneapolis, which intensified calls for accountability [3][14][18]. While Republicans have resisted many of these reforms, a few hard‑line GOP members initially demanded a voter‑ID amendment before supporting the bill [6][9][10].
Political Ripple Effects Include Approval Dip, Immigration Debate, and International Outreach A Harvard CAPS/Harris poll released Jan 28‑29 showed Trump’s overall approval slipping to 45 percent, down from 47 percent in December [2]. On the same day he signed the bill, Trump met Colombian President Gustavo Petro to discuss security cooperation and trade issues [1]. He also announced that Bill and Hillary Clinton would testify before the House Oversight Committee in the ongoing Epstein investigation [1]. Additionally, Trump reiterated his call for federal control of elections, a claim rejected by Senate Majority Leader John Thune [1].
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AP: Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill to End Partial Government Shutdown – Details Trump’s signing on Feb 3, the narrow House vote, DHS two‑week patch, meeting with Colombia’s Petro, 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 supporting, ICE funding showdown on Feb 13, furlough impacts, and a poll showing Trump’s approval at 45 % .
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BBC: Trump signs $1.2 trillion budget ending shutdown, DHS funding set to lapse Feb 13 – Confirms Senate approval, DHS funding timeline, and Democratic demands for DHS reforms after Minneapolis shootings .
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WBNS: Trump Signs $1.2 Trillion Funding Bill, Ends Partial Shutdown and Sets Up New Immigration Fight – Emphasizes DHS two‑week limit, Jeffries’ warning on ICE reforms, and narrow party splits in the vote .
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King5: Trump signs $1.2 trillion bill, ending partial shutdown and sparking new immigration fight – Mirrors WBNS focus on DHS cutoff and Democratic conditions for further funding .
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CNN: Trump Signs Spending Bill, Ends Three‑Day Shutdown, Sets Two‑Week DHS Deadline – Notes 75 % of agencies funded, voter‑ID revolt by Rep. Luna, and DHS stopgap creating imminent cliff .
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AP: Trump Pushes “No Changes” Funding Deal as Government Reopens, While Immigration, Arts and Rare‑Earth Policies Heat Up – Adds body‑camera rollout, Haitian TPS injunction, Kennedy Center closure, and rare‑earth reserve project .
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AP: Trump Pushes House to End Partial Shutdown Amid Immigration Standoff – Reports Trump’s urgent “no changes” demand, Democratic ICE block, and Freedom Caucus proposals .
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CNN: Trump Persuades House Conservatives to Back Funding Bill, Averting Shutdown – Describes Trump’s personal lobbying of Luna and Burchett, and ongoing voter‑ID amendment push .
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WBNS: Trump urges House to vote quickly to end partial government shutdown – Covers Trump’s “no changes” call, Democratic ICE demands, and Senate’s temporary DHS funding .
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King5: Trump Urges House to Vote Quickly on Funding Amid Partial Shutdown – Similar to WBNS, adds Noem’s body‑camera order and SAVE Act push .
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Newsweek: IRS Keeps Operations Running Amid Partial Government Shutdown – Notes IRS continuity using 2022 funds, shutdown impact on FAA and BLS, and Trump’s lawsuit against IRS/Treasury .
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BBC: Partial U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Third Day Amid DHS Funding Dispute – Highlights three‑day shutdown, two‑week DHS stopgap, and Democratic reform demands .
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Newsweek: Partial Government Shutdown Likely Extends Into Week as Funding Deal Awaits House Approval – Discusses Senate 71‑29 vote, internal GOP dissent, and ICE reform proposals after Minneapolis killings .
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AP: House Speaker Johnson Says No Quick Vote as Partial Shutdown Persists – Reports delayed House vote, temporary DHS deal, and Democratic ICE reform conditions .
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Newsweek: Speaker Johnson Says Republicans Will Fund Government as Vote Looms – Highlights Republican pledge, Senate 71‑29 approval, and Democratic split over ICE .
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CNN: Federal shutdown likely to linger until Tuesday as House grapples with funding vote – Forecasts shutdown through Tuesday, rule vote obstacle, and DHS reform demands .
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AP: Trump Negotiates Quick Deal with Democrats to Avert New Shutdown – Describes rapid Trump‑Schumer deal, two‑week DHS extension, and Minneapolis shooting fallout .
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Newsweek: U.S. Government Enters Partial Shutdown Over Immigration Funding Dispute – Details Jan 31 shutdown start, agency impacts, and ICE reform calls after killings .
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WBNS: Senate Approves Funding Bill Amid Push for ICE Restrictions – Covers Senate 71‑29 vote, Minneapolis deaths, and Democratic ICE reform conditions .
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Timeline
Nov 12, 2025 – Congress signs a bipartisan three‑bill package that temporarily funds the government and postpones a broader budget fight for three months, creating a stopgap that lawmakers must replace before the Jan 30 deadline [25][30].
Jan 5, 2026 – Leaders warn that the Jan 30 budget deadline looms; failure to pass a new appropriations bill could trigger a shutdown similar to the 43‑day 2025 impasse, while Democrats push to revive ACA subsidies and debate war‑powers after Trump’s Venezuela strikes [25][30].
Jan 8, 2026 – Liberal Democrats, led by Rep. Jimmy Gómez and Sen. Chris Murphy, demand ICE funding be made a “red line” in the spending fight, but moderate Democrats caution against tying immigration policy to the deadline [24].
Jan 20, 2026 – A 1,059‑page bipartisan $1.2 trillion minibus is released, funding Defense, Labor, HHS and other agencies through Sept 30 and setting the Jan 30 shutdown deadline [23].
Jan 21, 2026 – Negotiators unveil the $1.2 trillion spending minibus, including $10 billion for ICE and $20 million for body‑camera purchases, while progressive Democrats signal they will oppose the package unless ICE reforms are stronger [22].
Jan 22, 2026 – The House passes the four final spending bills, funding Defense, Education, Transportation and HHS, and pushes the Homeland Security bill through 220‑207 despite Democratic objections tied to the Minneapolis Renee Good shooting [21].
Jan 23, 2026 – The House marks up the DHS appropriations bill, approving $64.4 billion for DHS (including $10 billion for ICE) with a 220‑207 vote; seven Democrats break ranks, prompting primary challenges, while Rep. Thomas Massie is the lone Republican dissenting [19][20].
Jan 24, 2026 – Border Patrol agent kills ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking outrage; prediction markets see shutdown odds jump to ~75 % and Democrats intensify demands for ICE reforms before voting on DHS funding [18].
Jan 25, 2026 – Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer posts on X that Democrats will block any DHS funding bill unless it contains “masks off, body cameras on” reforms, raising shutdown odds to ~77 % and warning of a partial shutdown on Jan 31 [17][29].
Jan 26, 2026 – Lawmakers weigh DHS funding options as the House plans to reconvene after a week‑long recess; proposals include stripping DHS from the six‑bill package, a move opposed by Senate Appropriations chair Susan Collins [16].
Jan 27, 2026 – Senate leaders report that rank‑and‑file opposition stalls a swift vote on the bipartisan funding deal, leaving the midnight Friday shutdown deadline in jeopardy [12].
Jan 28, 2026 – Prediction markets show a >75 % chance of a shutdown after the Minneapolis ICE shootings; Democrats demand sweeping ICE reforms (body cameras, mask removal, ending roving patrols), while Republicans warn a DHS funding lapse would endanger border security [14][15].
Jan 29, 2026 – The White House and Senate intensify talks to split DHS funding from the broader package, aiming to keep most agencies open while negotiating ICE limits; Schumer insists on “enforceable code of conduct” provisions [13].
Jan 30, 2026 – Democrats and the White House reach a two‑week DHS stopgap, separating homeland‑security funding from the $1.2 trillion package; Senate leaders note “snags” but Trump urges a “much needed Bipartisan ‘YES’ vote” on social media [28][27].
Jan 31, 2026 – The Senate passes the bipartisan spending bill 71‑29, funding most agencies through Sept 30 and extending DHS for two weeks, after intense debate over ICE reforms sparked by the Pretti and Good killings [11][26].
Feb 1, 2026 – House Speaker Mike Johnson tells Fox News Sunday that a quick vote is unlikely, meaning the partial shutdown could extend into the week as Democrats press for stricter ICE limits and a rule vote looms [8][9].
Feb 2, 2026 – The partial shutdown enters its third day; the Senate’s five‑bill package omits full‑year DHS funding, prompting Democrats to demand body‑camera mandates and mask bans for agents while the FAA and BLS report delays [2].
Feb 3, 2026 – President Trump signs the $1.2 trillion spending package, ending the three‑day shutdown, funding about 75 % of agencies, preserving NIH, Pell Grants and a military pay raise, but leaving DHS with only a two‑week stopgap; he personally calls Rep. Anna Paulina Luna to secure a voter‑ID amendment [5][7].
Feb 4, 2026 – Trump signs the same $1.2 trillion bill hours after the House’s narrow 217‑214 approval, reiterates calls to “take over” elections, meets Colombian President Gustavo Petro on security cooperation, and announces the Kennedy Center’s two‑year closure starting July 4 and a $12 billion “Project Vault” rare‑earth reserve [1][6][7].
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