President Donald Trump said ICE agents will be sent to airports to assist understaffed TSA starting March 23, amid the ongoing shutdown.

A sea of people trying to escape for Spring Break are instead finding themselves trapped in long security lines as TSA agents continue to work without pay from the partial government shutdown.

President Donald Trump has proposed deploying Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to US airports to manage security operations amid a partial government shutdown. Click here for a new, updated story: ICE Agents Will Begin Working At Airports To Ease Lines,

President Donald Trump has declared that he is sending ICE Agents to help TSA with the hours-long airport lines starting tomorrow, March 23.

Passengers could soon see major changes at airports. President Trump says he'll send ICE agents to help the TSA. Staffing shortages have led to extremely long lines and chaos across the country. CBS