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The federal government is partially shut down again.

This as Democrats press for policy changes to put more checks on federal immigration officers after the

killings of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis this month. NPR's Sam Gringless reports.

The shutdown for most of the government could be brief if the House signs off Monday on a deal

endorsed by President Trump to fully fund most of the government through September and the Department

of Homeland Security

for about two weeks. That's so lawmakers can try to negotiate reforms like requiring officers to

wear body cameras and remove masks. This is Hawaii Democratic Senator Brian Schatz. People are seeing

with their own eyes what is happening on the streets of Minneapolis and in many other places

across the country. It has to stop. And if it doesn't stop, we do not intend to provide our

votes. Some Republicans are open to changes, but others see the two deadly shootings as anomalies.

Sam Greenglass, NPR News, Washington. A federal judge has ordered the government to release a father and his five-year-old son

who were taken into custody during the crackdown on immigration in a Minneapolis suburb

earlier this month. Judge Fred Beery condemned what he called a perfidious lust for unbridled

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