ICE agents leaving Philadelphia International Airport
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ICE agents are leaving Philadelphia International Airport after being deployed to assist with a TSA staffing shortage caused by the partial government shutdown. The agents were scheduled to be gone by Thursday, according to the airport's interim CEO.
ICE agents were deployed to Philadelphia International Airport to help with a TSA staffing shortage. The shortage was caused by the partial government shutdown. The agents were assisting at 14 airports across the country. Now that TSA checkpoints and terminals are open, the agents are leaving. The airport's interim CEO announced their departure during a city council budget meeting. The agents were scheduled to be gone by Thursday.
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