Homeland Security agents to assist TSA at Atlanta airport
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Homeland Security agents will assist the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport with crowd control and line management. The deployment, which starts on Monday, is not intended for immigration enforcement and will not impact airport operations or involve local police.
Homeland Security agents are being deployed to Atlanta's airport. They will support the TSA with crowd control and line management. The agents will report directly to the TSA. This deployment is not for immigration enforcement. Travelers are advised to arrive 3 hours early for domestic flights due to long lines. The city is monitoring the situation and has implemented support measures for TSA officers.
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