The federal government entered a partial shutdown early Saturday with no end in sight after Congress failed to fund the Department of Homeland Security over stalled negotiations on immigration enforcement.
Without an immediate off-ramp and lawmakers now on recess until the last week of February, the DHS and its umbrella agencies could be shuttered for at least several weeks as Democrats hold firm on demands to unmask federal immigration agents and require judicial warrants for deportations.
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