House and Senate Republicans have reportedly reached a deal to end the prolonged Homeland Security shutdown that has caused chaos at airports and left frontline workers suffering. While GOP leaders, including Trump, have shown support for a two-track funding plan that includes support for ICE in a later spending bill, infighting within the party has highlighted divisions. The Senate aims to pass a bill to reopen DHS shortly, but the turmoil among Republicans signals a challenging path ahead. Despite resistance from some factions, the leadership appears unified in moving towards a resolution to end the shutdown, which has become the longest in U.S. history.