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The Department of Homeland Security runs out of funding on Friday.
Congress is going through another less-minute drama over the budget as some lawmakers try to shape the tactics of immigration agents.
Our committee is also preparing to hear from immigration officials about how that enforcement is being conducted across the country.
NPR congressional correspondent Barbara Sprunt is here.