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Trending in 26, partial government shutdowns from Marketplace. I'm Sabrina Benishore,

in for David Bruncaccio. We literally just had one, and now we are edging closer to another,

a partial government shutdown. It would involve just one federal agency this time,

the Department of Homeland Security. DHS will run out of money

this Saturday if Congress doesn't reach a compromise over ICE and pass a funding bill. Marketplace's

Nancy Marshall-Gensar has more. The Department of Homeland Security is home to, yes, ICE, but also the Coast Guard,

FEMA, the Secret Service, and TSA, the Transportation Security Administration.

They would all be shuttered during a shutdown with essential employees working without pay.

The DHS spending bill is caught up in Democratic demands for reforms at ICE,

including requiring ICE agents to get a warrant from a judge before entering someone's home.

Democrats also want to prohibit ICE agents from wearing masks and require them to wear body cameras

and uniforms with name tags. Republican negotiators are rejecting the Democrats' demands.

If the two sides don't reach a deal by Friday, DHS will shut down in the wee hours of Saturday.

And Congress is about to take a break.

It marks President's Day with a week-long resets next week.

Ironically, ICE wouldn't be affected much by a DHS shutdown.

It could keep going because it has tons of money from the big tax and spending bill lawmakers passed last

summer. I'm Nancy Marshall Ginsburg for Marketplace. Money goes where money grows. Investors send it

sloshing around the world looking for high interest rates or reliable returns. Governments,

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