Reuters
By David Lawder
February 26, 2015
Republicans
in the U.S. House of Representatives were meeting on Thursday to
discuss a three-week extension of funding that would avert a partial
shutdown of the domestic
security agency, a senior House Republican aide said.
Lawmakers
face a midnight deadline on Friday to pass a funding bill for the
Department of Homeland Security, which spearheads domestic
counterterrorism operations, and
a temporary extension of funding would give them more time to resolve
their differences.
Republicans
in the House have tried to attach measures to block President Barack
Obama's immigration actions, while the Senate is moving toward passing a
"clean" bill
that does not include those restrictions.
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