We reported earlier today that President Trump and Chuck Schumer might have hashed out a framework for a deal to avert a government shutdown. AdvertisementSo, with the House bills, which funded most of the government through September, now dead, something had to be hashed out to address Democratic opposition to the DHS bill. The new approach splits the bills: the DHS bill will be voted on separately, likely as a two-week stopgap, so Congress can negotiate a new bill with added restrictions on ICE's operations. Deal still has not been locked in on the floor yet, where on senator's objection could prevent this from moving forward. After this funding deal gets through the House and to POTUS, there will be two weeks to negotiate changes/rules for ICE/CPB.