Homeland Security funding talks remained stalled into the weekend after Associated Press reporting Thursday that a shutdown appeared certain as House and Senate members left for a break without agreeing to Democratic ICE identification and warrant demands, NBC and AP wraps still showed no completed deal Saturday morning.

Democrats have sought clearer officer identification, use-of-force curbs, and more judicial warrants; the White House called key demands unacceptable. ICE itself retains multi-year reconciliation funding, so enforcement operations would largely continue even if other DHS functions face a lapse.

Accounts agree no clean extension or ICE policy deal has been confirmed; they diverge on how quickly a weekend counteroffer could bring members back to Washington.