DHS funding live updates as Johnson says House will vote on its own stopgap plan, rather than Senate-approved bill - CBS News

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced the chamber will vote on its own stopgap funding plan rather than the Senate-approved bill, signaling a split between the two chambers over Department of Homeland Security appropriations. The move sets up a potential standoff as the House and Senate disagree on how to fund the agency, with Johnson's strategy prioritizing a different legislative approach than what already cleared the upper chamber. This impasse could delay critical DHS funding if the chambers cannot reconcile their positions before current funding deadlines expire. The disagreement reflects broader tensions over spending and border-related priorities between the two Republican-controlled chambers. Both chambers will need to negotiate or one will need to yield to prevent a lapse in DHS operations.