The tentative immigration deal Democrats cut to avoid a shutdown

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  Good morning.

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  A government shutdown appears to have been avoided,

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  for now at least, as Democrats force more debate on ICE funding.

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  Americans support law enforcement and secure borders,

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  but they do not support a federal agency that routinely operates above the law.

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  Trump steps up his threats against Iran.

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  The Washington Post walks us through their investigation of a major anti-government protest there and the regime's violent crackdown.

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  And your tax returns are changing in some big ways, the Wall Street Journal explains how.

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  It's Friday, January 30th.

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  I'm Shanita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  Ever since Alex Pretti's death last week,

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  speculation has mounted over whether a democratic revolt over funding for the Department of Homeland Security might lead to a government shutdown.

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  Well, last night, Senate Republicans and Democrats struck a deal to fund most of the big agencies,

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  like defense and transportation, for the year ahead.

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  But Republicans agreed to their opponents' demands to split DHS from the votes,

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  instead funding it for a couple of weeks as a stopgap while they haggle over wider reforms to ICE.

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  Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer laid out his party's demands on the floor.

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  We want to end roving patrols.

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  We need to tighten the rules governing the use of warrants.

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