Senate Democrats’ demands for supporting a government funding package ahead of Friday’s shutdown deadline are focused on reforming federal immigration-enforcement agencies. Democrats appear most interested in amending the DHS bill before final passage, though caucus willingness to accept a continuing resolution with commitments to later reforms remains unclear. There are signs that Democrats’ demands — at least for the DHS bill to be stripped from the minibus — could pan out. A handful of Senate Republicans, including Sens. Other Republicans remain wary of moving DHS separately from the larger bill, citing other critical areas that risk lapses in funding.