The coronavirus outbreak that is rapidly sweeping across American, claiming lives and wrecking the economy, should have been no surprise to the Trump administration because of warnings about the contagion as far back as November.
At least 160 Customs and Border Protection employees have tested positive for the coronavirus.
More than 100 TSA employees, most of them screeners, have tested positive for the coronavirus since the U.S. outbreak began.
Nearly 300 Homeland Security employees have confirmed coronavirus infection and more than 8,500 have been quarantined at a time when the agency is needed to combat the highly contagious disease.
More than 65 TSA employees have tested positive for the coronavirus in at least 18 states.
As the number of TSA employees infected with coronavirus continues to climb at alarming rates, Homeland Security officials plan to provide them with expired N95 respirator masks found inside a U.S. government warehouse in Indiana.
The number of TSA employees who have tested positive for coronavirus has soared to 36 since the outbreak began two weeks ago.
A Secret Service employee has tested for coronavirus, the first reported case by the agency.
