ICE Deployments at U.S. Airports Raise Stakes in Shutdown Showdown
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As the partial government shutdown drags on, ICE agents have begun arriving at several major airports (including JFK, Newark, O’Hare, and Hartsfield‑Jackson) to perform non‑screening duties and help with passenger processing, a move that critics say politicizes immigration enforcement at travel hubs while TSA workers face pay gaps; Trump has floated National Guard involvement and broader ICE use, as Democrats warn of safety and civil‑rights risks amid ongoing DHS funding talks.
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- Trump Live Updates: ICE Agents Begin Arriving at U.S. Airports to Help Ease Long TSA Wait Times The New York Times
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