The House of Representatives voted Tuesday to end a partial government shutdown. Lawmakers will now separately negotiate Department of Homeland Security funding as Democrats seek to rein in Immigration and Customs Enforcement tactics.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a funding package to halt a partial government shutdown, meaning the latest closure only lasted for four days.

Trump has urged the House to move quickly to vote on a deal that includes extending DHS funding for two weeks.

The House Rules Committee voted tonight to advance the legislation, the final step before it can go to the floor for a vote by the full chamber.

The House Tuesday voted to end the federal government's partial shutdown - barely. Lawmakers voted 217 to 214 to fund most of the federal government through Sept. 30. But it gave lawmakers only until Feb.

The U.S. House of Representatives Tuesday voted 217-214 to end the partial government shutdown on its fourth day, avoiding a repeat of last year’s 43-day standoff. The House passed a five-bill package that includes funding the Departments of Defense,

The House passed legislation to end the partial government shutdown that began Friday over a partisan debate surrounding the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown—sending the bill to President Donald Trump for a signature.

President Trump has signed a funding bill that ends the partial government shutdown that began over the weekend. While the House approved the package on Tuesday, it sets the stage for a new funding fight over the Department of Homeland Security.