Well, senators are racing to find a solution as the federal government is once again on the verge of a partial shutdown.

This time, there's hope for a bipartisan deal on the key issue, the conduct of ICE and other DHS officers.

Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardin's been following it and is here with the latest.

So, Lisa, a day away from another partial shutdown. Where do things stand?

We have news. We have breaking news, in fact, per multiple sources. There is a deal on the table now

between Republicans and Democrats. As I speak to you, what's happening in the U.S. Senate,

they're going through a process called hotlining it, meaning especially Republican senators.

They go along with a fast-track vote on all of this as soon as tonight.

So let's talk about what's in this potential deal, first of all.

Okay, now this would fund the five agencies involved that need funding, all but DHS for full funding for the rest of the fiscal year.

DHS would be taken out and it would get two weeks of funding instead,

a short-term funding deal for DHS for two weeks. That would allow then, in the meanwhile,

time for lawmakers to work out a potential deal on ICE and DHS conduct. Now, this is a breakthrough,

and I am told that the White House has been part of this negotiating

all along, so we think that the president is on board as well.

But there are still issues ahead of this.

This is not necessarily easy.

First of all, some Senate Republicans do have concerns are skeptical about the spending, including

earmarks in this package and how ICE is treated.

In addition, there is Speaker Johnson.

His office confirms to me that he has concerns

about this short-term homeland security fix.

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