Trump Signs Order to Pay DHS Workers, Ending 48-Day Shutdown

President Trump to Sign Executive Order for DHS Worker Pay; Republican Leaders Unify on Funding Plan

President Trump announced hes signing an executive order to restart pay for Department of Homeland Security workers, whove gone unpaid for forty-eight days in the partial government shutdown. He thanked Republican leaders like House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Leader John Thune for unifying on a funding plan. The Senate passed a DHS bill Thursday morning, but the House wont vote until April thirteenth. Trump pointed fingers at Democrats for the stalemate, echoing a past move that got TSA pay flowing amid airport chaos. Republican chiefs rolled out their full DHS funding blueprint Wednesday, aiming to wrap up the shutdown for good. With this order and congressional push, reliefs coming fast for those frontline heroes holding the line.

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