Recognize the importance of funding the Department of Homeland Security?

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Bill Summary

This resolution expresses the House of Representatives’ support for fully funding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to ensure the safety of the United States and pay federal employees working under DHS agencies. The resolution describes the work of DHS agencies, such as TSA or ICE, as essential and states that a lapse in funding creates safety risks for Americans. Sponsor: Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (Republican, Pennsylvania, District 7)
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Opponents say

•      At the time of research and publication, no official opposing statements have been identified.  This does not mean that nobody opposes the bill, nor does it mean that opposing statements will not be made in the future. 

Proponents say

•      "Partisanship from the far left has put politics ahead of our national security and stripped frontline workers of their paychecks. At a time of heightened risk to our national security, it's critical that our nation's security apparatus is fully operational. We need to pass full DHS funding now, alongside commonsense ICE reforms - like those already included in the appropriations package - to keep our country safe and secure." Source: Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (Republican, Pennsylvania, District 7)


•      "Every day the Democrats’ DHS shutdown lasts, they demonstrate that they are the party of lawlessness and chaos. Democrats don’t want criminal illegal aliens deported, they don’t stand with our law enforcement officers, and they don’t care about the American people. They only want to satisfy their radical base. It’s embarrassing and a dereliction of duty. House Republicans won’t stop fighting to restore order, protect Americans, and fully fund DHS. This week, we’re bringing a resolution to affirm our support and gratitude for the DHS employees who protect our nation and emphasize the importance of fully funding DHS immediately." Source: Rep. Steve Scalise (Republican, Louisiana, District 1), Majority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives