US Senate panel pans DHS plan to stop customs processing at blue-city airports

The US Senate panel has expressed strong disapproval of the Department of Homeland Security's plan to halt customs processing at airports in cities governed by Democrats, raising concerns about potential disruptions to international travel. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin argued his stance was necessary, but critics worry it could create logistical nightmares for travelers. This move underscores the ongoing political tensions between Republican and Democratic-led cities, highlighting the broader implications for national security and travel logistics.