
US President Donald Trump’s border tsar said on Sunday that having immigration agents bolster short-staffed Transportation Security Administration (TSA) teams will speed up airport queues but the union for TSA workers said that does not solve what they see as the underlying problem of pay.
“When we deploy tomorrow, we’ll have a well thought-out plan to execute,” Homan said on CNN’s State of the Union programme.
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Democrats have criticised the department’s immigration operations that have killed US citizens and sparked public outrage, demanding a change in rules.
Some 10 per cent of TSA employees have been absent from work in recent days, with the rate even higher at major airports in Atlanta, New York City and Houston, leading to lengthy queues for passengers trying to get to their gates. Hundreds of TSA agents have simply resigned, according to their labour union and TSA.

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