Congress remains at a standstill on funding the Department of Homeland Security beyond Feb. 27, with Senate Democrats unwilling to consider the House-passed bill and House Republicans unwilling to rethink their legislation–for now.Though House leadership has publicly stood firm on its bill–which funds the Department of Homeland Security at levels agreed to by both Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate late last year, but also contains several policy riders that would prevent the president from carrying out the…