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GOP accounts depict a 76-day Homeland Security funding lapse as a purely “Democrat shutdown,” even though Republican demands triggered and prolonged the impasse. By casting themselves as rescuers from a crisis of their own making, they invert blame to dodge accountability and rally supporters against Democrats.

46 gov accounts · 77 gov posts First seen: April 29, 2026 at 12:28 UTC Dhs · Funding · Shutdown · Homeland · 76 · Homeland Security

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GOP accounts depict a 76-day Homeland Security funding lapse as a purely “Democrat shutdown,” even though Republican demands triggered and prolonged the impasse. By casting themselves as rescuers from a crisis of their own making, they invert blame to dodge accountability and rally supporters against Democrats.

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Closest echo 72%

House Passes Stalled Homeland Security Funding Bill, Ending Shutdown. Republicans were forced to use a special maneuver to steer around opposition in their own party and speed the measure to the floor, relying on Democrats to push it through

News · The New York Times · 4d after origin · source →
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How can it be a Democrat shutdown when the Republicans control both houses of congress and the executive branch?

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News The New York Times 4mo ago 72%

House Passes Stalled Homeland Security Funding Bill, Ending Shutdown. Republicans were forced to use a special maneuver to steer around opposition in their own party and speed the measure to the floor, relying on Democrats to push it through

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 70%

Respectfully, Congressman, the Republican party currently holds the Presidency and the majority in both the House and Senate. If the DHS funding was stalled for 76 days, that reflects on the ability of the current majority to lead and pass legislation. It's hard to blame the minority party when your party holds the gavels and the White House.

News News On 6 4mo ago 68%

DHS shutdown ends after 75 days, Customs and Border Control funding unresolved. Congress funds most Homeland Security operations but leaves key immigration agencies for separate negotiations

News Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) 4mo ago 68%

What to know after House passes Homeland Security funding and ends historic shutdown. The longest shutdown of a U.S. government agency in history has ended, after Trump signed a House-passed bill to fund most of

News Roll Call 4mo ago 66%

Funding bill to end Homeland Security shutdown clears House. The House cleared a Senate-passed bill funding most of the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday, effectively ending an 11-week partial shutdown. The bill, which the House sent to President Donald Trump's desk on a voice vote,

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 65%

Here’s the truth: The House passed a DHS funding bill by voice vote this afternoon, ending a 75-day shutdown - the longest agency shutdown in U.S. history. The GOP caved. The bill funds DHS but includes no money for ICE or Customs and Border Protection.

News WISH-TV 4mo ago 64%

US Homeland Security, without ICE funding, to reopen after 75-day shutdown. Congress votes to reopen key parts of Homeland Security, ending a record shutdown. The bill now goes to President Trump for approval

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 63%

The Homeland Security has more money right now than it can spend. All part of the ass holes big bill. So shut up

News Associated Press News 4mo ago 63%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security, ending record shutdown. The House has voted to fund much of the Department of Homeland Security and bring an end to the longest agency shutdown in history

News MEAWW News 4mo ago 63%

House votes to end 75-day DHS shutdown, advances Homeland Security funding bill to Trump. The legislation will restore the funding for agencies including FEMA, the Coast Guard, TSA, and the Secret Service

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 62%

For anyone buying into the us vs. them propaganda-The funding fight was specifically about immigration enforcement agencies like ICE and Border Patrol, not the entire department. Democrats supported funding the rest of DHS—things like TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard, and cybersecurity—while pushing for changes to how immigration enforcement operates. What actually happened is this: • Congress ended up passing a bill that funded most of DHS but excluded immigration enforcement. • Republicans then moved to fund those immigration agencies separately using budget reconciliation, a process that doesn’t need Democratic votes. • The shutdown lasted because both sides disagreed on whether to fund ICE/Border Patrol without restrictions, not because one side refused to fund the entire department. It’s BOTH sides issue. The more you know. 💫

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 62%

Respectfully, Congressman, the Republican party currently holds the Presidency and the majority in both the House and Senate. If the DHS funding was stalled for 76 days, that reflects on the ability of the current majority to lead and pass legislation. It's hard to blame the minority party when your party holds the gavels and the White House.

News Tickle The Wire 4mo ago 62%

Republicans Revive Homeland Security Funding Deal After Trump Reversal. Republican leaders in Congress said Wednesday they had reached an agreement to restart legislation to fund the Department of Homeland Security, reviving a bipartisan proposal that President Trump and House Republicans rejected just days earlier, The New

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 62%

For anyone buying into the us vs. them propaganda-The funding fight was specifically about immigration enforcement agencies like ICE and Border Patrol, not the entire department. Democrats supported funding the rest of DHS—things like TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard, and cybersecurity—while pushing for changes to how immigration enforcement operates. What actually happened is this: • Congress ended up passing a bill that funded most of DHS but excluded immigration enforcement. • Republicans then moved to fund those immigration agencies separately using budget reconciliation, a process that doesn’t need Democratic votes. • The shutdown lasted because both sides disagreed on whether to fund ICE/Border Patrol without restrictions, not because one side refused to fund the entire department. It’s BOTH sides issue. The more you know. 💫

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 62%

Republicans have the majority in both the House and Senate. Republicans also have the executive branch. So, the ones leading the shutdown were Republicans. It is telling that Republicans fail to admit that they are not willing to cooperate on any legislation. ICE keeps violating our constitutional rights. And you do all you can to NOT investigate the ICE agents who killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Jonathan Ross who shot Renee Good apparently is still working for ICE. You are in the wrong!

News Tickle The Wire 4mo ago 61%

Republicans Move to Fund Homeland Security without Democrats After Talks Collapse. Nearly two months into a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, Senate Republicans are moving to fund key immigration agencies on their own after bipartisan negotiations with Democrats broke down, the Associated Press reports. Senate

News Las Vegas Sun 4mo ago 61%

Trump signs bill funding most of Homeland Security, ending record agency shutdown that began in February. Trump signs bill funding most of Homeland Security, ending record agency shutdown that began in February

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 61%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 61%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

News ET Now 4mo ago 60%

Trump signs bipartisan bill funding Department of Homeland Security, ending shutdown. President Trump signed a bipartisan bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security, ending the longest agency shutdown in history, while immigration enforcement operations remain unfunded

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 60%

Respectfully, Congressman, the Republican party currently holds the Presidency and the majority in both the House and Senate. If the DHS funding was stalled for 76 days, that reflects on the ability of the current majority to lead and pass legislation. It's hard to blame the minority party when your party holds the gavels and the White House.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 60%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 60%

To be clear: TSA workers, Coast Guard members, and FEMA employees are going to get paid, and ICE did not get a blank check. Note this! This was a completely unnecessary shutdown. Speaker Johnson sat on this bipartisan DHS funding deal for WEEKS, Republicans refused to engage in serious negotiations, and these workers paid the price for all of it. Today, after 76 days, they passed the exact same deal. Not a better deal. Not a different deal. The SAME deal. For 76 days, the workers who keep our airports safe and respond when disasters hit went without a guaranteed paycheck because Washington Republicans decided their political games were more important than the people doing the work. These workers kept showing up for the American people. Washington Republicans spent 76 days proving they wouldn't do the same.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 60%

For anyone buying into the us vs. them propaganda-The funding fight was specifically about immigration enforcement agencies like ICE and Border Patrol, not the entire department. Democrats supported funding the rest of DHS—things like TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard, and cybersecurity—while pushing for changes to how immigration enforcement operates. What actually happened is this: • Congress ended up passing a bill that funded most of DHS but excluded immigration enforcement. • Republicans then moved to fund those immigration agencies separately using budget reconciliation, a process that doesn’t need Democratic votes. • The shutdown lasted because both sides disagreed on whether to fund ICE/Border Patrol without restrictions, not because one side refused to fund the entire department. It’s BOTH sides issue. The more you know. 💫

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 60%

Republicans have the majority in both the House and Senate. Republicans also have the executive branch. So, the ones leading the shutdown were Republicans. It is telling that Republicans fail to admit that they are not willing to cooperate on any legislation. ICE keeps violating our constitutional rights. And you do all you can to NOT investigate the ICE agents who killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Jonathan Ross who shot Renee Good apparently is still working for ICE. You are in the wrong!

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 59%

Respectfully, Congressman, the Republican party currently holds the Presidency and the majority in both the House and Senate. If the DHS funding was stalled for 76 days, that reflects on the ability of the current majority to lead and pass legislation. It's hard to blame the minority party when your party holds the gavels and the White House.

News Times Republican 59%

How the DHS funding lapse has strained homeland security. The shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has not just been another political dispute happening in Washington — it is a direct threat to the safety and security of the American people

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 59%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 59%

Only because the House first passed the reconciliation bill that funds the other dhs departments democrats refused to

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 59%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

News Chicago Tribune 4mo ago 59%

President Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security, ending record shutdown. After weeks of delay, the House voted Thursday to fund much of the Department of Homeland Security, but not its immigration

News NBC News 4mo ago 59%

Congress expected to end the record 75-day partial government shutdown. The House is expected to vote Thursday on a Senate-passed bill that would much of the Homeland Security Department, ending the record 75-day shutdown of the sprawling federal agency

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 59%

For 76 days, Republicans demanded masking and warrantless entry, and held DHS hostage until the could get what they wanted.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 58%

Please explain to me how is the democrat's fault when the Republicans have control of the Senate, the House of Representatives, the White House and the United States supreme Court? I think it's the Republicans who has shut down our government specifically. Speaker Mike Johnson United States House of Representatives has been closed more than it's been opened since this administration has taken over

News ABC57 4mo ago 58%

President Trump signs Department of Homeland Security funding bill, ending shutdown. President Donald Trump has signed legislation funding much of the Department of Homeland Security, but not its immigration enforcement operations, ending the longest agency shutdown

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 58%

How can it be a Democrat shutdown when the Republicans control both houses of congress and the executive branch?

News wxow.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News waaytv.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News winknews.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News wibw.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News wmtv15news.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News nhregister.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News kfyrtv.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News kake.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

News applevalleynewsnow.com 4mo ago 58%

Trump signs bill funding the Department of Homeland Security , ending record shutdown

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 58%

For 76 days, Republicans demanded masking and warrantless entry, and held DHS hostage until the could get what they wanted.

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 58%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 58%

You spelled "Republicans' shutdown" wrong . . .

News Maui Now 4mo ago 58%

US House passes Homeland Security funding bill, ending shutdown except for ICE and CBP. The US House passed legislation earlier passed by the US Senate to fund all of the Department of Homeland Security for Fiscal Year 2026 except immigration enforcement in two agencies, bringing an end to a shutdown affecting thousands of federal workers. The President has signed the bill into law

Facebook Facebook user 4mo ago 58%

How can it be a Democrat shutdown when the Republicans control both houses of congress and the executive branch?

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