Trump says he could send National Guard to airports 'for more help'
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President Donald Trump says he is considering sending the National Guard to airports where TSA officer absences have led to long lines.
President Donald Trump said he's considering sending the National Guard to U.S. airports, two days after the administration sent Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to several major U.S. airports following hourslong waits for travelers because of the partial government shutdown.
In a Truth Social post on Wednesday, Trump blamed Democrats for the shutdown, which began Feb. 14.
"Thank you to our great ICE Patriots for helping. It makes a big difference," he wrote in his post. "I may call up the National Guard for more help."
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