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Airlines push back against rising ICE arrests at airports

Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests at airports have risen. Airlines are saying the arrests could put employees and passengers at risk and are hoping for changes.

CBS Politics Aug 7, 2026, 1:37 PM Captured Aug 7, 2026, 4:01 PM

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests at airports have risen.

Airlines are saying the arrests could put employees and passengers at risk and are hoping for changes.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests at airports have risen.

Airlines are saying the arrests could put employees and passengers at risk and are hoping for changes.

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Airlines are saying the arrests could put employees and passengers at risk and are hoping for changes.

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