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

A U.S. Senate panel recently criticized the Department of Homeland Security's plan to halt customs processing at airports in cities governed by Democrats, sparking a heated debate on the administration's immigration tactics. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended the move, which some see as an attempt to exert political pressure. The discussion also delved into the aggressive actions of federal officers and whether they comply with court rulings. This clash underscores broader tensions between federal and local governments over immigration policy and enforcement.