Record #4692
Congress will pass a short-term continuing resolution for Department of Homeland Security funding rather than completing a full DHS funding deal at the mid-February 2026 deadline, because the Senate leaves for the Munich Security Conference
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #4692 Bannon War Room · Episode 5132: SAVE ACT And ICE Funding On The Chopping Block; CCP Taking Over Farms In The US
Original quoteI happen to think this thing may go, they may get a temporary CR. It takes a couple of weeks because the Senate wants to leave on Thursday and go to Munich for the Munich Security Conference. So they're not going to be able to get this done in time. That's my call.
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How the call settles
Congress enacts a short-term continuing resolution extending DHS funding (rather than a completed full DHS appropriations agreement) at the mid-February 2026 funding deadline
Our reasoning
NO on the research record because No short-term CR was enacted at the mid-February deadline. The two-week CR passed Feb 3 expired Feb 13, 2026, and a partial DHS shutdown began Feb 14, 2026, lasting more than two months until the House voted April 30 to fund most of DHS — the longest single-agency shutdown in U.S. history.. Applied stored rule: Congress enacts a short-term continuing resolution extending DHS funding (rather than a completed full DHS appropriations agreement) at the mid-February 2026 funding deadline.
Outcome evidence
No short-term CR was enacted at the mid-February deadline. The two-week CR passed Feb 3 expired Feb 13, 2026, and a partial DHS shutdown began Feb 14, 2026, lasting more than two months until the House voted April 30 to fund most of DHS — the longest single-agency shutdown in U.S. history.
Outcome date: 2026-02-14
Verdict recorded: 2026-07-30
Basis: research