Overview
- Procedural vote failed 45–55 after seven Republicans joined Democrats, and Majority Leader John Thune voted no to file a motion to reconsider.
- White House and Senate leaders are negotiating a plan to fund non‑DHS agencies through September while temporarily extending DHS to keep talks on ICE policy changes.
- Democratic demands include ending mobile patrols, tightening warrant and arrest rules, strengthening use‑of‑force standards, requiring visible identification, banning masks and mandating body cameras for ICE agents.
- The deadline is Friday at 11:59 p.m., raising the risk of a partial shutdown as any revised bill would also need House action despite the chamber being out of session.
- Analysts note ICE and CBP could keep operating on previously appropriated funds even if DHS money lapses, while advocacy groups are urging constituents to press senators against expanding ICE funding.