That might not be an option as President Trump and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer are reportedly close to hashing out a deal to avert a shutdown. The appropriations for DHS will be voted on separately, likely as a short-term stopgap measure to provide time to negotiate a new DHS spending bill. And new regulations on how deportation raids are carried out will be on the table (via NYT):#BREAKING: Trump, Schumer near deal to avert shutdown; DHS funding split out. The Pretti shooting all but killed the hope of the initial framework passing, as Democrats vowed to oppose the DHS bill in its current form. Trump later stepped in to clean up the mess, made Tom Homan the head honcho in Minneapolis, reached out to local Democrats, and is now working with Schumer to avert a shutdown.