ICE to Help TSA at Airports as Security Lines Grow

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ICE officers will be deployed to U.S. airports to assist with security at entrances and exits and manage crowds, freeing TSA staff to focus on screening. The plan, to be rolled out starting at large airports with the longest wait times, aims to ease lines amid TSA staffing shortages and a partial DHS shutdown, while ICE’s enforcement role remains ongoing. The move drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and officials.
- Tom Homan says ICE agents will assist at crowded airport security points amid TSA staffing shortages NBC News
- Live updates: ICE agents expected at Atlanta airport, TSA employees call out amid partial government shutdown CNN
- ICE agents headed to airports as TSA shortages drive long lines Axios
- Trump sends US immigration agents to airports as shutdown chaos deepens Al Jazeera
- Tom Homan confirms ICE to be at airports starting Monday Politico
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