
President Donald Trump on Saturday said he would send ICE agents to airports around the U.S. on Monday amid an ongoing standoff between Senate Republicans and Democrats over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. "If the Democrats do not allow for Just and Proper Security at our Airports, and elsewhere throughout our Country, ICE will do the job far better than ever done before!
Main Idea: President Donald Trump said he will send ICE agents to airports as the shutdown fight over Department of Homeland Security funding deepens.
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TSA staffing shortages and a possible ICE deployment could make airport lines longer, delays worse, and travel more stressful for workers and families.
Some travelers may see tighter security at airports if ICE agents are added.
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Central actor whose threats to deploy ICE agents to airports drive the article.
The shutdown and funding standoff involving this department is the main policy backdrop.
Federal agency Trump says he will send to airports, making it a core actor in the story.
The other central political bloc in the funding standoff and vote over TSA and DHS funding.
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One of the two central political blocs in the funding standoff and vote over TSA and DHS funding.
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Trump’s border czar who met with senators and is tied to the shutdown negotiations.
TSA officers and funding are central to the shutdown’s effects on airport security.
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Named senator quoted on the Republican funding offer and negotiations.