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Trump Considering National Guard for Airport Delays

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President Trump considers deploying National Guard to aid ICE agents at airports, amidst ongoing government shutdown and massive delays. Travelers face hours-long waits, with White House blaming Democrats for blocking funding deals. Administration officials prepare for more help, while critics worry about military resources for everyday airport security.

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Trump Considering National Guard for Airport Delays

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On March 25, President Trump announced he might deploy the National Guard to support immigration and customs enforcement agents at airports facing. Massive delays from the ongoing partial government shutdown. The shutdown has hit the Department of Homeland Security hard, leading to fewer staff at transportation security administration checkpoints and long. Lies during peak travel times. Trump highlighted that ICE officers, who remain funded, are already stepping in to help speed things up. Officials nationwide are dealing with hours-long waits, sparking frustration among passengers and airlines alike. The White House points to Democrats blocking funding deals over immigration disputes as the root cause. Administration officials say more help could come if the impasse drags on, while critics worry about using military resources for everyday airport, security. Trump frames it as putting America first amidst stalled Washington talks. When negotiations frozen, federal teams are ready to tap every option to keep air travel

safe and moving, even as disruptions linger for now.

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