The Department of Homeland Security faces a looming shutdown that could break the record for the longest-ever federal funding lapse if President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats fail to reach a deal before lawmakers’ two-week Easter and Passover recess.

Trump complicated negotiations by demanding that any DHS funding agreement include the GOP’s partisan SAVE America elections bill.

Talks have picked up amid growing disruptions, particularly at TSA, where staffing shortages and long airport lines are worsening.

Democrats are pushing to fund most of DHS immediately, excluding immigration enforcement, but Republicans insist on full-department funding, Politico has reported.

Lawmakers and the White House continue negotiations, with the Senate considering staying in session, while House GOP leaders plan to maintain their break.