Trump Deploys ICE Agents at US Airports Amid LaGuardia Crash

A devastating collision between two Air Canada jets at New York's LaGuardia airport has left around 40 people injured, with some sustaining serious injuries. The crash has led to a significant disruption in flight operations, causing long queues at airport security checkpoints.

In a separate development, US President Donald Trump has ordered the deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at several airports across the country. This decision comes as a result of the partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

The ICE agents are being deployed to assist with immigration and customs checks, as well as to provide additional security at airports. However, the deployment has raised concerns about the potential impact on local communities and the importance of accountability in immigration enforcement.

According to officials, the ICE agents will not be required to wear masks during their deployment. This decision has been criticized by some state officials, who argue that face coverings can contribute to a climate of fear in local communities.

In a statement, President Trump expressed his support for the ICE agents and their role in enforcing immigration laws. He emphasized the need for effective immigration enforcement and criticized the previous administration's Open Border Policy, which he claims allowed hardened criminals to enter the country.