Signs of progress in the Senate as lawmakers push to fund the TSA,
plus oil rebounds as traders assess potential long-term hits to global energy supplies.
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Senators say they are closing in on a deal to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security,
including the TSA, as security lines continue to grow at airports nationwide.
Carved out of the potential agreement,
according to Democratic senators, would be funding for an ICE division
that carries out immigrant arrests and deportations.
Delaware Democrat Chris Coons said the deal would broadly require ICE to wear body cameras
and display identification, though it 's not clear if it would address other core Democratic demands,
including a ban on agents wearing masks.