The House of Representatives unanimously passed a Senate-approved appropriations bill on April 30, 2026, providing funding for most Department of Homeland Security agencies—including the Transportation Security Administration, Coast Guard, and FEMA—after a record 76-day partial government shutdown triggered by stalled immigration enforcement negotiations since mid-February. This bipartisan action, following weeks of procedural delays and exhausted emergency funds, has prompted traders to price an immediate end to the shutdown at virtually 100% for April 29-30, anticipating swift presidential signature. Scenarios that could challenge this include an unexpected veto or signing delay beyond April 30, though historical precedent for such funding measures suggests rapid enactment.