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BREAKING: Leavitt DEMANDS Congress End Easter Recess as DHS Shutdown Looms

Gary FranchiMarch 30, 2026320 views
BREAKING: Leavitt DEMANDS Congress End Easter Recess as DHS Shutdown Looms
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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered a fiery message to Congress during Monday's press briefing, demanding lawmakers end their Easter recess early to address the looming Department of Homeland Security shutdown that threatens to derail President Trump's America First agenda.

The 27-year-old press secretary didn't mince words when addressing the crisis, making it clear that the Trump administration won't tolerate congressional games while national security hangs in the balance. With DHS funding set to expire and Democrats playing their usual obstruction playbook, Leavitt's call represents the kind of no-nonsense leadership Americans voted for in 2024.

Patriots vs. Politicians

While hardworking Americans show up to their jobs every day, members of Congress apparently believe they're entitled to extended vacations while critical government functions face shutdown. The irony is rich – the same Democrats who screamed about "threats to democracy" during Trump's first term are now willing to shut down the very department responsible for securing our borders and protecting the homeland.

This DHS funding fight comes at a critical time as the Trump-Vance administration works tirelessly to implement the mass deportation program that voters overwhelmingly supported. Secretary Kristi Noem has been working around the clock to secure our southern border, but she needs Congress to do their job and provide the necessary funding.

"The American people didn't send representatives to Washington to take extended vacations while our national security is at stake," a senior administration official told reporters.

Leavitt's tough stance reflects the broader Trump administration approach – results over rhetoric, action over excuses. Unlike the previous administration that seemed content with endless bureaucratic delays, this White House demands accountability from every branch of government.

Deep State Resistance Continues

The timing of this funding crisis raises serious questions about whether establishment Republicans and radical Democrats are working together to undermine President Trump's second-term agenda. After all, what better way to sabotage border security than to defund the very agency responsible for enforcement?

Will Congress answer Leavitt's call and put America First, or will they continue playing politics while our nation's security hangs in the balance? Patriots are watching, and we'll remember come election time.

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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TaxpayerFirstVerifiedMar 30, 2026
I wish I could just stop working and go on vacation whenever things got tough at my job. These politicians are completely out of touch with reality.
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WorkingClassHeroVerifiedMar 31, 2026
This is why we need term limits. Career politicians don't understand regular Americans.
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PatriotMom2024VerifiedMar 31, 2026
Finally someone with backbone! Congress shouldn't be taking vacations while our national security hangs in the balance.
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ConservativeVoterVerifiedMar 31, 2026
Exactly! They work for US, not the other way around.
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RedStateRealistVerifiedMar 31, 2026
About time someone held their feet to the fire!
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BorderDefenderVerifiedMar 31, 2026
What happens to border patrol agents if DHS shuts down? Are they considered essential personnel or will they be furloughed?
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ConstitutionalConservativeVerifiedMar 31, 2026
Leavitt is absolutely right to call them back. The Democrats are playing politics while our homeland security is at risk - this is their number one constitutional duty!
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VeteranDadVerifiedApr 1, 2026
As a former military member, I know how critical DHS operations are for our national defense. My son works for CBP and he's already stressed about potential impacts on his paycheck and operations.