The Senate has moved forward with a deal to free up funding for the Department of Homeland Security, teeing up legislation for the House to end the shutdown. On March 27, lawmakers voted to move forward without a filibuster on a proposal to end the partial shutdown by funding all of the department. The deal includes airport TSA workers, but excludes funding for immigration operations — a point that has been core to the dispute. Next up will be a vote to officially pass the bill in the Senate,