Secret Service Agents Who Sacrifice Their Lives to Protect the President Are Working without Pay
The men and women who have sworn to sacrifice their own lives to protect the president are not receiving paychecks under the government shutdown.
The men and women who have sworn to sacrifice their own lives to protect the president are not receiving paychecks under the government shutdown.
A government shutdown over border safety could soon cause serious security problems at airports, where more than 51,000 TSA employees began working without pay Friday.
President Trump said the government shutdown could last months or even years because border protection is so important. But what about airline safety?
The irony of President Trump shutting down the federal government in the name of public safety is hard to escape.
Pointy-ear dogs are sometimes scaring airline passengers, especially children, so the TSA is looking for more floppy-ear canines to engage with people in airports.
The TSA is expected to have another record-breaking year for the number of guns seized at airports.
President Trump’s administration says it wants to make Americans safer from terrorism, but the TSA is cutting about $300 million from its budget in 2020, according to internal documents obtained by CNN.
Federal air marshals are conducting surveillance on thousands of unsuspecting Americans as part of a secret TSA program called “Quiet Skies.’”