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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Kristen Wright. Senate Democrats and the White

House have reached a deal to largely avoid a partial government shutdown. The plan separates

a larger funding package from a two-week stopgap measure to fund the Department of Homeland Security.

That would give lawmakers more time to negotiate possible changes to the department's immigration enforcement surge.

DHS has been under scrutiny since federal agents killed two protesters in Minneapolis.

Democrats are calling for reforms like body

cameras and no face masks for officers. This is House Speaker Mike Johnson. The body cameras is

something that everybody embraces. We funded it. In the current version of the Department of Homeland

Security bill, we have $20 million for more body cams. The masking is to protect law enforcement. They're being

doxed and attacked and followed around. Government funding expires at midnight. A short-term

shutdown through at least the weekend as possible until lawmakers in the House and Senate vote.

A man in Minneapolis made his first appearance in federal court yesterday on charges of assaulting

Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

He's accused of spraying her with diluted apple cider vinegar.

In that moment, she was calling for Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam to step down.

The suspect also faces state charges.

Matt Seppick from Minnesota Public Radio reports.

Federal prosecutors allege that Anthony Casmarack sprayed Omar at a town hall event Tuesday,

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