Major airline CEOs come together to plead for deal on DHS funding
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Ten executives of major U.S. airlines are asking Congress to agree on a deal to end the funding stalemate directly affecting the Department of Homeland Security, which pays airport security staff. The partial government shutdown remains ongoing as Democrats and Republicans in the Senate refuse to compromise on the minority party’s objections to federal immigration […]
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