| The reason they’re tying ICE reforms to funding is because it’s widely believed that the Republicans will pass the ICE funding separately through budget reconciliation. |
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This is false. They negotiated with Republicans on the language and Republicans agreed, but when the actual bill came up for vote, none of the stuff the Republicans agreed to put in was there. |
| Amazing how now the Republicans are all like "WAAAH PAY THESE POOR PUBLIC SERVANTS" when in every shutdown before it was "screw these teat sucking moochers" despite most of those government workers having much higher skills and having more important duties than looking at passports and plane tickets (basically like a bar bouncer at the door looking for fake ID). |
I used to point this out but there's no point... |
+1 And does anyone actually know what was offered? Because Benson at Fox says the deal had “the core of what they’ve been demanding” and Melugin at Fox says the Democrats had a bunch of new demands like unmasking and judicial warrants, which are exactly what the Democrats have wanted all along (and what the rule of law and the Constitution require, btw, not that Republicans care.) |
Right. None of those are "new" demands, they were the demands from day one. Republicans are lying, trying to dodge, deflect and pretend that Dems are moving the goalposts when those are the same goalposts they started with. |
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Rep. Rosa DeLauro, top Dem on the House appropriations panel, says DHS is *choosing* not to pay TSA workers while paying its other employees.
She says: 85% of ICE + CBP are being paid 75% of Secret Service 0% of TSA workers "The Department made that decision," DeLauro says on the House floor. |
And TSA is well aware that the GOP is playing games with their livelihoods to make a political point. |
This isn't the time to complain about ice which has been under the same laws for 25 years |
| Noem already got fired and there is a new dhs head so that's enough |