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    Funding Standoff: DHS Shutdown Affects Security, Workers

    Washington, March 30 – A prolonged funding standoff over the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has disrupted US airports, with officials warning of mounting strain as hundreds of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers have quit, and others have called in sick during a partial...
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    Shutdown Causes Travel Chaos, Congressman Highlights GOP Blockage

    Washington, March 29 Indian-American Congressman Suhas Subramanyam said on Sunday that the ongoing shutdown is hurting Americans and blamed House Republicans for blocking a bipartisan Senate deal that could have eased airport disruptions.Subramanyam said the Senate proposal had support across...
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    Senate Approves Mullin for Homeland Security

    Washington, March 24 – The US Senate has confirmed Senator Markwayne Mullin's nomination for Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), replacing the controversial Kristi Noem, amid the department's ongoing shutdown.The upper chamber voted 54-45 to approve the 48-year-old Mullin...
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    Trump Pushes for Voter ID in Homeland Security Bill

    Washington, March 24 – US President Donald Trump urged Republicans to link voter identification and proof-of-citizenship requirements to a key Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding bill, escalating a political standoff with Democrats over airport disruptions and border security...
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    ICE Agents Deployed to Ease Airport Security Bottlenecks

    Washington, March 23 – Long security lines and growing passenger frustration hit major US airports as the Trump administration moved to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to help ease pressure on the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) during the Department of...
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    US Airports Face Severe Disruptions Due to Government Shutdown

    Washington, March 17. Air travel across the United States is in disarray due to a prolonged government shutdown, disrupting airport security operations and causing long queues, widespread delays, and stranded passengers.Security checkpoints are under pressure as the Department of Homeland...
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    US Flight Schools Training Chinese Pilots: Security Concerns Raised

    Washington, March 17 – A senior Republican senator has warned US aviation security authorities that American flight schools are training Chinese nationals in ways that could indirectly support Beijing’s military ambitions.Senator Jim Banks said in a letter to the Transportation Security...
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    US Senators Clash on Iran Policy and Homeland Security Funding

    Washington, March 11 – US senators publicly clashed over President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran, with Democrats demanding clarity on the war strategy and Republicans defending the operation while blaming the opposition for a prolonged standoff over homeland security funding...
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    Air India Receives Approval for Passenger and Cargo Flights

    Washington, March 7 – The United States has granted Air India an amended foreign air carrier permit, allowing the airline to operate passenger, cargo, and charter flights between India and the United States.The US Department of Transportation issued the final order this week, concluding its...
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