Adam Ståhl

Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces a $5.7 billion budget deficit that he must fill by July 1

Democrats want immigration enforcement reforms before funding the Department of Homeland Security

John Kennedy Shares Trump's Decision to Turn Down Bipartisan Deal

It cited the impact ​of a partial government shutdown that has disrupted US air travel

John Kennedy Shares Trump's Decision to Turn Down Bipartisan Deal

It cited the impact ​of a partial government shutdown that has disrupted US air travel

The chaotic scenes come as more than 400 TSA officers quit their jobs since Congress failed to renew DHS funding on February 14, requiring around 61,000 TSA employees to work without pay since January 31

Delta axes special treatment for Congress members over ‘inexcusable’ refusal to fund TSA

Delta axes special treatment for Congress members over ‘inexcusable’ refusal to fund TSA

The push comes after ICE agents fatally shot two American protesters earlier this year amid President Donald Trump’s ongoing immigration crackdown

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were deployed to 14 airports on Monday to help with crowd management as the Transportation Security Administration faces growing callouts from officers during the ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown

Homan took questions on "State of the Union" regarding President Donald Trump's plan to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to assist TSA agents in airports across the country with hours-long lines caused by staffing shortages during the ongoing partial Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown

March 27 has become a key date for restoring Transportation Security Administration (TSA) pay because it is the last day both chambers of Congress are scheduled to be in Washington before a two-week recess, raising stakes for travelers and workers

U.S. Homeland Security pushes to identify ICE critics

U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened to send federal immigration agents to airports across the country on Monday if Democrats don’t agree to end the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, now approaching five weeks

TSA agents last week missed their first full paycheck after getting only partial checks since the shutdown began in mid-February

Thousands of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees have reached a breaking point as the partial government shutdown enters its 35th day, leaving the frontline of aviation security without a single full paycheck since February

Data obtained by ABC News showed roughly 2,700 TSA officers — about 1 in 10 nationwide — did not report to work, a sharp increase from the typical 2% daily absence rate

Since Sunday, around 10% of Transportation Security Administration airport personnel have failed to show for work daily — about five times the normal rate

White House Offers Narrow Immigration Enforcement Changes As Talks Drag On

Scenes of airport security lines spilling out of terminals may be adding a new layer of stress for travelers as the busy spring break season unfolds

It isn't a penalty or a fine — it's payment for non-compliant travelers to use the Transportation Security Administration's new alternate identity verification option called ConfirmID