Hey there, from CNN. I'm David Rind with the five things you need to know for Tuesday,

February 3rd.

The House is expected to vote on a must-pass funding package today to end a partial government

shutdown.

The package is the result of a deal struck by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and President

Donald Trump.

It funds the Department of Homeland Security, but only for two weeks, enough to buy time

for broader negotiations over federal immigration enforcement, namely the Democrats'

demand to rain in ice.

House Speaker Mike Johnson and President Trump are urging Republicans, especially the hardliners,

to advance the bill.

CNN's Arlette Signs has more from the Capitol.

The first procedural vote to end this partial government shutdown

is expected to take place, but there are major questions

whether House Speaker Mike Johnson will be able to corral his caucus

to get on board to advance that measure.

And Speaker Johnson told reporters he is confident that they will pass this funding measure

a bit later today, but there have been some conservative hardliners who have said that

they were considering withholding support for this measure unless a voter ID legislation

was attached to it.

Now some of those conservatives like Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna

and Tim Burchett, they've signaled that they might be moving in favor of advancing this measure

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