A partial US government shutdown began on Saturday, January 31, just months after the last shutdown, after Congress failed to pass a full funding package by the January 30 deadline. While the duration of the shutdown remains uncertain, it is expected to be shorter due to renewed bipartisan momentum in Washington. The Senate on Friday approved a stopgap spending bill extending funding for the Department of Homeland Security for two weeks, allowing continued operations of agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol. The bill also funds other federal agencies through September as negotiations on ICE reforms continue. US Government Shutdown 2025: America to Cut Flight Operations by 10% As Shutdown Hits Air Travel.

US Government Enters Partial Shutdown

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