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Update Trump deploys ICE agents to assist TSA at US airports

Trump deploys ICE agents to assist TSA at US airports

  • ICE agents are not specifically trained for airport security, the domain of TSA, which has 65,000 employees
  • TSA officers have ‌called ⁠in sick and ⁠the shortage of security agents has disrupted travel at major airports
By Reuters ·
Update Trump administration bars Harvard from enrolling foreign students video

Trump administration bars Harvard from enrolling foreign students

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Lawyer for Turkish student at Tufts University detained by feds calls for government to produce her

Lawyer for Turkish student at Tufts University detained by feds calls for government to produce her

By AP ·
US border agency chief resigns amid wave of migrants

US border agency chief resigns amid wave of migrants

By AP ·
US customs, border agency to create position to address Arab, Muslim complaints

US customs, border agency to create position to address Arab, Muslim complaints

By ALI YOUNES ·
3 Muslim Americans sue over religious questioning in travel

3 Muslim Americans sue over religious questioning in travel

By AP ·
A U.S. Department of Homeland Security plaque is displayed a podium as international passengers arrive at Miami international Airport where they are screened by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Nov. 20, 2020, in Miami. (AP)

Federal anti-terror unit investigated journalists: Watchdog

By AP ·
US government agencies hacked; Russia a possible culprit

US government agencies hacked; Russia a possible culprit

By AP ·
Trump administration sued over shift in asylum policy

Trump administration sued over shift in asylum policy

By AP ·
In a first, US blames Russia for cyberattacks on energy grid

In a first, US blames Russia for cyberattacks on energy grid

By Reuters ·
US to extend protected status for Syrians by 18 months

US to extend protected status for Syrians by 18 months

By Reuters ·
US govt orders removal of Kaspersky IT products, cites Russia

US govt orders removal of Kaspersky IT products, cites Russia

By Dustin Volz | Reuters ·
UK follows US electronic curbs on ME flights

UK follows US electronic curbs on ME flights

By LULWA SHALHOUB & NADA HAMEED ·

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