US Government Shuts Down Amid Immigration Agent Controversy; Quick Resolution Expected

• The US federal government partially shut down after Congress failed to approve the 2026 budget by the midnight deadline.
• Budget negotiations stalled due to Democratic anger over the deaths of two protesters in Minneapolis by federal immigration agents.
• Democrats demand reforms for immigration agents, including a ban on roving patrols, mandatory body cameras, and judicial warrants for searches.
• Non-essential government services are closed, but military, air traffic control, and emergency services remain operational.
• A quick resolution is anticipated early next week as the Senate has already passed a funding deal, awaiting House approval.

Why It Matters: US government partially shuts down over immigration agent controversy, but a swift resolution is expected.