Speaker Mike Johnson declined to say Friday whether he will keep the House in over the weekend to pass the Department of Homeland Security funding agreement the Senate approved hours earlier.
“Stay tuned,” the Louisiana Republican told reporters when asked if he was committed to passing the Senate bill, which would fund all of DHS except for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
Johnson said he would talk through options and work the “will of the conference.” But every path before him is fraught.
Johnson, who said he has not decided on how to advance the bill, has several options.
He could move it through a…
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