DHS shuts down after a funding lapse. And, why athletes get the 'yips' at the Olympics
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Reported Facts
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- •The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has shut down following a lapse in its funding.
- •Funding negotiations for DHS between congressional Democrats and the Trump administration have stalled.
- •Democrats have sent a counteroffer on DHS funding to President Trump as the shutdown continues.
- •The funding dispute is linked to disagreements over immigration enforcement, including ICE raids.
- •The DHS shutdown is occurring in the context of a broader U.S. government funds crunch and partisan disagreement over budget priorities.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the White House and congressional Democrats quickly reach a compromise on DHS appropriations and ICE enforcement language DHS operations are likely to be restored with limited long-term disruption to core homeland security and border management functions.
Market Exposure
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If the DHS shutdown is perceived as a signal of broader U.S. fiscal and political gridlock, equity indices such as the S&P 500 could experience episodic volatility on policy uncertainty.
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