GEOFF BENNETT: Welcome to the "News Hour."

The four-day partial government shutdown# is now over.

Lawmakers.. package today, which President Trump# then signed, reopening the government.

AMNA NAWAZ: But the policy fight behind this# shutdown over Mr.

Trump's immigration crackdown## is far from over.

And the government has given# itself just a small window of borrowed time,## as congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardins# has been following and is now here to explain.

Lisa, good to see you.

LISA DESJARDINS: Good to s.. AMNA NAWAZ: So just .. LISA DESJARDINS: This narrowly passed the House.# It was close and there was a great deal of floor## drama.

And I'm going to talk a little bit about# it because it is important for what lies ahead.

The House does have the narrowest majority,# just a one-vote majority for Republicans,## in history.

And that was a factor today in# an hour or so that this bill was actually## failing on the House floor.

Here's why.# There were five Republicans who House## Speaker Johnson needed to vote yes.

They# either weren't voting or were voting no.

Most of them were trying to use this as# leverage to try and get a voter I.D.

law## passed.

But one of them, John Rose of Tennessee,# notably, the speaker said his problem was he's## running for the governor of Tennessee and# wants some more help from President Trump.

This is a major funding bill and yet it was held# up for that.

Now, this is important because,## as you say, now we still have a period of# time where DHS itself is not funded.

This is## just a short-term patch.

So, again, what happened# today was this law fully funds most agencies and## government, except for the Department of Homeland# Security, which has 10 days worth of funding.

During those 10 days, lawmakers are# supposed to negotiate a deal on ICE## and CBP.

But those frustrated Republicans today,## they're still frustrated.

One of them continued# to vote no, Thomas Massie of Kentucky.

Our producer Kyle Midura caught up with# him and talked about his opposition.

KYLE MIDURA: Is it worth holding out for it or# you think that this is all just brought process?

REP.

THOMAS MASSIE (R-KY): We've got to# hold out for something at some point,## right?

Nobody's holding out for# anything here but me.

And I held## out for the Epstein files and got it done.# They got to start holding out for something.

LISA DESJARDINS: You hear that?# They got to start holding out for## something.

There's only 10 days left# until the next funding wall hits.

This was difficult, but I also want to# say they did manage to get funding passed,## mostly in a bipartisan way.

And, notably,## the appropriations process was starting# to work until it had this holdup.

AMNA NAWAZ: I hear you saying 10 days.

That# is a very short window to reach some kind of## deal when it comes to federal agents and ICE# conduct.

What do you know about those talks?

LISA DESJARDINS: Spent a lot of time working## on this today.

Let's look at the# rough contours of wh.. Democrats haven't presented one specific# plan, but here's what some of the Democrats## are demanding.

They want body cameras.

They# want no more masks.

They want ICE agents## to provide their I.D.s.

And some Democrats# want to require judicial warrants for ICE.

But here's the problem, where it's getting# complicated.

Here's a look at where Republicans## are in general.

We know DHS has already said# they will work to get body cameras on ICE agents,## but, as for masks, I.D.s, unclear exactly# where Republicans will come down on that.

And, Amna, Republicans, including the speaker,# have said they are against the idea of using## judicial warrants.

Another question here# is that Republicans, including the speaker,## want that vote on a voter I.D.

law, which is# unassociated with this.

They want to add it to it.

So here's what Speaker Johnson# said earlier today on both fronts.

REP.

MIKE JOHNSON (R-LA): This is a big priority# for not just House Republicans, but for the## American people.

And we will continue to attach# this to legislation and send it over.

And it will## be part of the discussion over the next couple# of weeks, and we will see how that shakes out.

But I suspect that some of the changes,# the procedural modifications with ICE,## Immigration and Customs Enforcement, will# be codified.

I mean, they have said that## they're willing to do some of this,# and so we will see how it comes out.

LISA DESJARDINS: That was big news, willing# to codify some of this, what Democrats want.

As for what they want exactly, Chuck Schumer,## the Democratic leader of the Senate, said# today he's ready to make the next move.

SEN.

CHUCK SCHUMER (D-NY): The House vote# just passed, and we're going to present a## serious proposal, detailed, along the outlines# of what we have talked about to the Republicans,## both in the Senate, the House and# the White House, very shortly.

LISA DESJARDINS: We're also# watching House Democrats.

They## don't necessarily agree with Senate Democrats.

AMNA NAWAZ: You mentioned those# judicial warrants.

That seems like## one of the most complicated pieces# here.

What do Democrats want there?

LISA DESJARDINS: I think we're going to be# talking a lot more about this in coming days,## but, quickly, the judicial warrants have# a much higher standard.

They have to go## through a judge, through a court, and# that's why Democrats want them.

They## want someone independent of ICE# reviewing that warrant process.

However, Republicans say, no, that's too high of## a standard in this situation.

That's# going to be a major point of debate.

AMNA NAWAZ: So, bottom line for today, Lisa,# when do we expect the full government to reopen?

LISA DESJARDINS: Imagine this.

Right now,# the government is reopening.

As you said,## President Trump signed the law.

Those# many workers who didn't show up today,## who had a brief furlough,# they will be back tomorrow.

But, again, stay tuned because the# Department of Homeland Security,## which is a very large agency, their fate# still awaits another wall in just 10 days.

AMNA NAWAZ: More talks ahead.

Lisa Desjardins covering it all, th.. LISA DESJARDINS: You're welcome.