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White House mulls pulling CBP officers from airports in sanctuary cities

The White House is weighing removing CBP officers from international airports in sanctuary cities.
Supporters say the move would pressure cities to cooperate on immigration enforcement.
Critics warn the plan could disrupt travel and harm the economy.
JFK, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco are among the busy international airports affected in sanctuary cities.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin commented on the plan in a Fox News interview.
Indiana Senator Jim Banks endorses the measure, calling it a way to crack down on sanctuary policies.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy defended open travel in testimony before Congress.
The U.S. Travel Association opposes the proposal, citing travel disruption during major events.
The DOJ previously identified jurisdictions it considers sanctuary locations.
The plan is not clearly defined; its implementation details remain uncertain.

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