Record #6135
Congress will break DHS funding out of the appropriations package and pass funding for the rest of the government separately, rather than splitting the budget bill by bill
CorrectRecorded occurrence
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #6135 The Young Turks · Surveillance State Watchlists - January 29, 2026
Original quotewhat's gonna happen next is as an important, they're gonna split it, but they're not gonna split it all the way. What they're gonna do is split the rest of the budget and just DHS.
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How the call settles
Congress enacts the remaining FY appropriations bills while DHS funding is carved out and handled under a separate short-term measure
Our reasoning
YES on the research record because On Feb 3, 2026 Trump signed H.R.7148, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, enacting full-year FY2026 funding for the remaining bills (Defense; Labor-HHS-Education; Transportation-HUD; Financial Services; National Security-State) while DHS was stripped out and carried on a separate short-term continuing resolution (H.R.7147) that expired Feb 13, triggering a DHS-only shutdown on Feb 14.. Applied stored rule: Congress enacts the remaining FY appropriations bills while DHS funding is carved out and handled under a separate short-term measure.
Outcome evidence
On Feb 3, 2026 Trump signed H.R.7148, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, enacting full-year FY2026 funding for the remaining bills (Defense; Labor-HHS-Education; Transportation-HUD; Financial Services; National Security-State) while DHS was stripped out and carried on a separate short-term continuing resolution (H.R.7147) that expired Feb 13, triggering a DHS-only shutdown on Feb 14.
Outcome date: 2026-02-03
Verdict recorded: 2026-08-09
Basis: research