We asked every lawmaker in Congress what they're doing to end the DHS shutdown

CBS News surveyed every lawmaker in Congress about their efforts to resolve the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, which continues to paralyze the agency. President Trump and congressional leaders are reportedly moving toward a potential deal, though no agreement has been finalized as of reporting. The DHS shutdown has left the department's operations severely restricted, affecting border security, immigration enforcement, and other critical homeland security functions. The survey captures the range of legislative approaches being pursued to end the impasse. Lawmakers have faced mounting pressure from constituents and federal agencies as the shutdown's duration extends.