A partial shutdown is ending after the House voted Tuesday to reopen the government, but a full-year Department of Homeland Security funding deal remains elusive as Democrats press immigration enforcement reform demands.

The House voted 217-214 on an appropriations package that includes five full-year funding bills and a 10-day continuing resolution to fund the DHS. The deal kicks the funding deadline for the department down the road to Feb. 13, when lawmakers will either need a negotiated bill or another short-term spending deal.