This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its authentic location you'll be able to go to the hyperlink bellow: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2026/mar/30/donald-trump-shutdown-ice-dhs-tsa-airports-iran-jd-vance-latest-news-updatesand if you wish to take away this text from our web site please contact us [ad_1] Trump’s border czar says ICE will stay at US airportsTom Homan, the Trump administration’s “border czar”, informed CBS News that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) brokers will proceed working at airports, till they “feel like they’re 100%”.This comes after Donald Trump signed an govt order Friday instructing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to instantly pay Transportation Security Administration (TSA) brokers because the partial shutdown – now the longest in historical past – enters its forty fifth day.Negotiations broke down final week, when House Republicans rejected a Senate-passed invoice to fund the TSA, the US Coast Guard, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Cisa). Instead, GOP lawmakers within the decrease chamber used their razor skinny majority to move a brief‑time period funding invoice to maintain DHS working by 22 May. However, Democrats within the Senate are all however sure to reject this persevering with decision. Complicating issues additional – Congress has additionally gone dwelling for a scheduled two-week recess, leaving a attainable deal in limbo.“If less TSA agents come back, that means we’ll keep more ICE agents there,” Homan mentioned on Sunday. “The president has been clear. He wants to secure those airports … ICE is there to help our brothers and sisters in TSA. We’ll be there as long as they need us, until they get back to normal operations and feel like those airports are secure.”A reminder that since ICE acquired $75bn by the president’s sweeping coverage invoice final yr, it has been largely insulated from the funding lapse hitting the remainder of DHS and has continued working.ShareUpdated at 16.32 CESTTom Homan, the Trump administration’s “border czar”, told CBS News that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents will continue operating at airports, until they “feel like they’re 100%”.","elementId":"7960ef6b-c3f5-458c-a7c1-a7152373eb10"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"This comes after Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday instructing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to immediately pay Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents as the partial shutdown – now the longest in history – enters its 45th day.","elementId":"8710592d-9d7d-4746-9725-9e0107bb933b"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"Negotiations broke down last week, when House Republicans rejected a Senate-passed bill to fund the TSA, the US Coast Guard, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Cisa). Instead, GOP lawmakers in the lower chamber used their razor thin majority to pass a short‑term funding bill to keep DHS running through 22 May. However, Democrats in the Senate are all but certain to reject this continuing resolution. Complicating matters further – Congress has also gone home for a scheduled two-week recess, leaving a possible deal in limbo.","elementId":"b7dc591c-45af-4f2f-be3d-db9ae1d83b78"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"“If less TSA agents come back, that means we’ll keep more ICE agents there,” Homan said on Sunday. “The president has been clear. He wants to secure those airports … ICE is there to help our brothers and sisters in TSA. We’ll be there as long as they need us, until they get back to normal operations and feel like those airports are secure.”","elementId":"7af900fc-3f8e-4ef3-8206-9aaff646c409"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"A reminder that since ICE received $75bn through the president’s sweeping policy bill last year, it has been largely insulated from the funding lapse hitting the rest of DHS and has continued operating.","elementId":"e6c8ea02-9e22-404c-968a-2fbee0d5dcd3"}],"attributes":{"pinned":true,"keyEvent":true,"summary":false},"blockCreatedOn":1774875268000,"blockCreatedOnDisplay":"14.54 CEST","blockLastUpdated":1774881139000,"blockLastUpdatedDisplay":"16.32 CEST","blockFirstPublished":1774881099000,"blockFirstPublishedDisplay":"16.31 CEST","blockFirstPublishedDisplayNoTimezone":"16.31","title":"Trump’s border czar says ICE will remain at US airports","contributors":[],"primaryDateLine":"Mon 30 Mar 2026 16.32 CEST","secondaryDateLine":"First published on Mon 30 Mar 2026 12.16 CEST"},{"id":"69ca72f18f08ffb7a7214c9b","elements":[{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the US is about to hit $4, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).","elementId":"757829bc-8648-43d7-9be9-5117cfcd364b"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"This is up 33% from a month ago, when the average price was $2.98 per gallon. 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With the strait of Hormuz effectively closed, oil prices have surged – and that shock is now reaching consumers.","elementId":"3fa4441f-79de-4529-8ad1-69e3c7f4180e"}],"attributes":{"pinned":false,"keyEvent":true,"summary":false},"blockCreatedOn":1774875377000,"blockCreatedOnDisplay":"14.56 CEST","blockLastUpdated":1774876941000,"blockLastUpdatedDisplay":"15.22 CEST","blockFirstPublished":1774876499000,"blockFirstPublishedDisplay":"15.14 CEST","blockFirstPublishedDisplayNoTimezone":"15.14","title":"US gas prices soon to hit $4 per gallon","contributors":[],"primaryDateLine":"Mon 30 Mar 2026 16.32 CEST","secondaryDateLine":"First published on Mon 30 Mar 2026 12.16 CEST"},{"id":"69ca50888f0889ff1db07a90","elements":[{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"President Donald Trump on Sunday night said he has “no problem” with a Russian oil tanker off the coast of Cuba delivering relief to the island, which has been brought to its knees by a US oil blockade.","elementId":"61d434f2-7e55-4e39-82a9-c8695a60be6a"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"“We have a tanker out there. 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The agency said that more than 480 TSA workers have left altogether since the start of the shutdown.","elementId":"af517cfc-9a99-4c06-b356-b79c1f9a85fd"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"White House border czar Tom Homan said it depends on how many TSA employees would be returning to work after they start receiving their pay.","elementId":"73c23fa2-eb2c-4a88-973a-502e3eb8f0b2"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"“ICE is there to help our brothers and sisters in TSA. We’ll be there as long as they need us, until they get back to normal operations and feel like those airports are secure,” he told CBS’ ‘Face the Nation’.","elementId":"12eea388-45d5-467e-b4b0-c767275b3a42"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"Speaking on CNN’s ‘State of the Union’, Homan said it also depends on how many TSA agents “have actually quit and have no plan on coming back to work.” Nearly 500 TSA officers have left the agency since the shutdown started, according to DHS.","elementId":"d365a306-d14d-43be-a176-486a8fa620b1"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"He added that he hopeed TSA officers will be paid today or by Tuesday . “It’s good news because these TSA officers are struggling,” Homan said. “They can’t feed their families or pay their rent.”","elementId":"2a30b19f-85cf-4cf3-8326-af2eb497ba86"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"Trump signed a memo late on Friday ordering DHS to restore pay to TSA employees, who have missed two paychecks, but it is unclear where that money will come from and if he can legally direct the agency to pay the employees.","elementId":"81fce23b-b666-419b-abeb-580d566243ab"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"The presidential memorandum directed the DHS secretary, Markwayne Mullin, to send funds “that have a reasonable and logical nexus to TSA operations” to pay TSA employees with the pay and benefits “that would have accrued” if no shutdown had happened.","elementId":"283c4592-0f01-432f-9a0c-050d99d910ec"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"Read the full story here:","elementId":"566121cd-7ff8-4623-8144-9bb258806e9a"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.RichLinkBlockElement","prefix":"Related: ","text":"DHS funding freeze now longest partial government shutdown in US history","elementId":"03e96eb7-5b7f-4780-aa95-1de3cb3fa56a","role":"thumbnail","url":"https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/29/dhs-longest-partial-government-shutdown"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"In other developments:","elementId":"53976eab-7e16-42cb-94ac-043c9c746658"},{"_type":"model.dotcomrendering.pageElements.TextBlockElement","html":"n n A generational divide over the Iran war has emerged between older attendees and their political heirs at this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, as the group’s leaders pleaded for unity ahead of a challenging midterm election year for Republicans. More here.n n Iran has warned the US that it is prepared to confront any ground assault, accusing Washington of secretly planning a land attack while publicly seeking talks, as the war that has killed thousands of people and caused the biggest ever disruption to global energy supplies entered its second month. More here.n n US lawmakers have responded to reports that the Pentagon is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran as thousands of US troops assemble in the Middle East and the conflict showed signs of entering a more dangerous phase. More here.n n The abortion rate is holding steady in the US despite total and partial bans in some states – largely because of travel across state lines and a significant increase in telehealth appointments, a new report says. More here.n n Pope Leo has said God ignores the prayers of leaders who wage war and have “hands full of blood”, in an apparent rebuke to the Trump administration. The pontiff made the comments on Sunday as thousands of US troops arrived in the Middle East.n n More than 8 million people protested against the Trump administration at more than 3,300 No Kings events across the US and in more than a dozen countries on Saturday, according to organizers.n","elementId":"ecaf0e38-6579-4cc4-85a2-af9eca888940"}],"attributes":{"pinned":false,"keyEvent":true,"summary":false},"blockCreatedOn":1774865799000,"blockCreatedOnDisplay":"12.16 CEST","blockLastUpdated":1774863670000,"blockLastUpdatedDisplay":"11.41 CEST","blockFirstPublished":1774865799000,"blockFirstPublishedDisplay":"12.16 CEST","blockFirstPublishedDisplayNoTimezone":"12.16","title":"Airport travel chaos continues amid longest ever shutdown in US history","contributors":[],"primaryDateLine":"Mon 30 Mar 2026 16.32 CEST","secondaryDateLine":"First published on Mon 30 Mar 2026 12.16 CEST"}],"filterKeyEvents":false,"id":"key-events-carousel-mobile","renderingTarget":"Web","serverTime":1774881662816}">Key occasionsShow key occasions solelyPlease activate JavaScript to make use of this functionThe White House has up to date its day by day schedule, and press secretary Karoline Leavitt will now temporary reporters at 1pm ET. We’ll deliver you the most recent strains as that will get below approach.ShareUS fuel costs quickly to hit $4 per gallonThe common value for a gallon of gasoline within the US is about to hit $4, in line with the American Automobile Association (AAA).This is up 33% from a month in the past, when the common value was $2.98 per gallon. The hike is the best nationwide common since 2022, after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.The spike within the value on the pump is essentially the most tangible hit Americans have felt for the reason that US‑Israel warfare on Iran started nearly 5 weeks in the past. With the strait of Hormuz successfully closed, oil costs have surged – and that shock is now reaching shoppers.ShareUpdated at 15.22 CESTA reminder that my colleagues are overlaying the most recent out of the Middle East, together with the president’s most up-to-date feedback on Truth Social threatening to “obliterate” Iran’s strategically essential Kharg Island if a deal isn't reached shortly.This comes after Iran rejected a 15-point ceasefire proposal, that included reopening the strait of Hormuz and curbs on Tehran’s nuclear programme.Instead, Iran provided options, particularly demanding that Israel cease attacking Iranian allies within the area, one thing Israel is unlikely to conform to.Tehran additionally reportedly desires reparations for warfare injury and the removing of American bases from the Middle East.Follow alongside right here:ShareDonald Trump is in Washington at the moment, however doesn't have any public occasions on his official schedule.He’ll spend a lot of the day in non-public conferences, and at 10.15am ET the president will participate within the White House internship class picture. These will all be closed to the press, but when something opens up we’ll deliver you the most recent.ShareMeanwhile, Trump has mentioned that birthright citizenship is “about the babies of slaves” and never “rich people from China”.“We are the only Country in the World that dignifies this subject with even discussion. Look at the dates of this long ago legislation - THE EXACT END OF THE CIVIL WAR!”, he wrote.The Truth Social submit in full reads: double citation markBirthright Citizenship isn't about wealthy individuals from China, and the remainder of the World, who need their youngsters, and lots of of 1000's extra, FOR PAY, to ridiculously turn out to be residents of the United States of America. It is in regards to the BABIES OF SLAVES! We are the one Country within the World that dignifies this topic with even dialogue. Look on the dates of this way back laws - THE EXACT END OF THE CIVIL WAR! The World is getting wealthy promoting citizenships to our Country, whereas on the similar time laughing at how STUPID our U.S. Court System has turn out to be (TARIFFS!). “Dumb Judges and Justices will not a great Country make!” SharePresident Donald Trump has issued one other warning to Iran to open the strait of Hormuz or threat US assaults on its oil wells and energy vegetation.“Great progress has been made but, if for any reason a deal is not shortly reached, which it probably will be, and if the Hormuz Strait is not immediately ‘Open for Business,’ we will conclude our lovely ‘stay’ in Iran by blowing up and completely obliterating all of their Electric Generating Plants, Oil Wells and Kharg Island,” Trump wrote in a social media submit.Writing on Truth Social, he added: double citation markThis shall be in retribution for our many troopers, and others, that Iran has butchered and killed over the previous Regime’s 47 yr “Reign of Terror.” ShareUpdated at 13.41 CESTTom PerkinsDonald Trump is dispatching a so-called “God squad” of prime officers to revoke protections for endangered species within the Gulf of Mexico, purportedly to guard nationwide safety by increasing oil and fuel business operations.If profitable, the administration could kill off dozens of protected species – from Rice’s whales and whooping cranes to sea turtles.The hardly ever used “God squad” provision within the Endangered Species Act (ESA) permits a president to convene a committee of company heads empowered to successfully veto protections for species getting ready to extinction. The committee primarily weighs whether or not the advantages from a proposed venture outweigh the continued existence of protected wildlife.The Trump administration is making an attempt to justify the ESA exemption for “reasons of national security”, marking the primary time a safety declare has been made. However, oil and fuel firms haven't requested for the exemption, elevating questions on why it's being requested, mentioned Brett Hartl, authorities affairs director for the Center For Biological Diversity, which has sued to stop the committee from convening.The transfer is presumably aimed toward bringing down fuel costs which might be hovering amid the US-Israel warfare on Iran, opponents say. Trump desires to make it seem as if the administration is taking motion over the rising disaster, however the declare that there's a nationwide safety risk is “nonsense” for a mess of causes, Hartl mentioned.ShareJason WilsonThe newly appointed College Republicans of America political director Kai Schwemmer has made racist, antisemitic, homophobic and sexist statements whereas espousing extremist rightwing views on abortion, a Guardian evaluation of livestream recordings can reveal.Schwemmer mentioned he would settle for a world during which slavery was authorized if abortion was criminalised, describes himself as “very much an anti universal suffrage guy” and accepts a supporter’s description of him as “our Mormon Nick Fuentes” – referring to the white nationalist influencer whose platform he streamed on for years.The feedback had been made after Schwemmer’s return from a two-year Mormon mission to Argentina, a interval he lately claimed had seen him endure a “process of growth” that led him to desert earlier racist beliefs. Schwemmer had beforehand expressed extremist and bigoted views.The streams, a lot of which aren't publicly out there however stay accessible behind a paywall on Schwemmer’s Gumroad web page, additionally include beforehand unreported materials from his earlier broadcasts. In one, he walks a person by a sequence of antisemitic main questions on the Omegle platform earlier than directing her to Fuentes’s streaming web site. In others, he claims homosexual males are “weaponizing” gyms “to give you Aids” and celebrates a DNA take a look at he says proved “I’m 0% Jewish”.The Guardian emailed detailed requests for remark to Schwemmer and the College Republicans of America.ShareJosé OlivaresCory Booker, the Democratic senator from New Jersey, renewed his calls for brand new management of the Democratic social gathering, saying the social gathering has “failed this moment”.“As a whole, our party has failed this moment,” Booker mentioned on Sunday. “I’ve called for a generational renewal, because this left-right divide is killing our country and our adversaries know it.” He additionally mentioned that “purity tests” inside the social gathering have led to extra division within the US.During an interview on NBC’s Meet the Press, Booker additionally mentioned the Democratic social gathering has “too small of a coalition”, particularly because the social gathering seeks to confront “new challenges”, together with Trump administration insurance policies and the growth of synthetic intelligence and expertise.Booker’s feedback come amid rising divisions inside the social gathering, as frustration with Democratic senator Chuck Schumer grows. Some Democrats, particularly on the extra progressive wing of the social gathering, have mentioned changing Schumer, the minority chief, as midterm elections method. Progressive senators reportedly see Schumer as an obstacle to alter for the social gathering, as a consequence of his centrist politics, and as an impediment to standing as much as Donald Trump.The Wall Street Journal reported last week that some senators, together with Chris Murphy from Connecticut, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Tina Smith of Minnesota have been having conversations with colleagues, expressing frustration with Schumer and discussing methods to take away him from his management place.ShareTrump says he has 'no drawback' with Russian oil tanker bringing reduction to Cuba regardless of blockadePresident Donald Trump on Sunday night time mentioned he has “no problem” with a Russian oil tanker off the coast of Cuba delivering reduction to the island, which has been delivered to its knees by a US oil blockade.“We have a tanker out there. We don’t mind having somebody get a boatload because they need … they have to survive,” Trump informed reporters as he flew again to Washington.When requested if a New York Times report that the tanker can be allowed to succeed in Cuba was true, Trump mentioned: “I told them, if a country wants to send some oil into Cuba right now, I have no problem whether it’s Russia or not.”On Monday, Russia’s transport ministry mentioned the oil tanker Anatoly Kolodkin arrived on the Cuban port of Matanzas carrying “humanitarian supplies” of about 730,000 barrels of oil, AP reported.The vessel is sanctioned by the United States, the European Union and the United Kingdom following the warfare in Ukraine.ShareAirport journey chaos continues amid longest ever shutdown in US historical pastHello and welcome to the US politics dwell weblog.Airports proceed to warn passengers to reach a number of hours early as a consequence of unpredictable Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wait instances, because the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) turned the longest shutdown in US historical past.Congress and Donald Trump have made numerous makes an attempt to direct authorities cash towards the DHS, or on to the DHS-funded TSA, however every have ended with out success as an deadlock over adjustments to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations stays deadlocked.With 9.4% of the entire federal workforce, numbering 193,867 staff, the DHS is the fourth-largest company within the US authorities. The company mentioned that greater than 480 TSA employees have left altogether for the reason that begin of the shutdown.White House border czar Tom Homan mentioned it relies on what number of TSA staff can be returning to work after they begin receiving their pay.“ICE is there to help our brothers and sisters in TSA. We’ll be there as long as they need us, until they get back to normal operations and feel like those airports are secure,” he informed CBS’ ‘Face the Nation’.Speaking on CNN’s ‘State of the Union’, Homan mentioned it additionally relies on what number of TSA brokers “have actually quit and have no plan on coming back to work.” Nearly 500 TSA officers have left the company for the reason that shutdown began, in line with DHS.He added that he hopeed TSA officers shall be paid at the moment or by Tuesday . “It’s good news because these TSA officers are struggling,” Homan mentioned. “They can’t feed their families or pay their rent.”Trump signed a memo late on Friday ordering DHS to revive pay to TSA staff, who've missed two paychecks, however it's unclear the place that cash will come from and if he can legally direct the company to pay the staff.The presidential memorandum directed the DHS secretary, Markwayne Mullin, to ship funds “that have a reasonable and logical nexus to TSA operations” to pay TSA staff with the pay and advantages “that would have accrued” if no shutdown had occurred.Read the complete story right here:In different developments: A generational divide over the Iran warfare has emerged between older attendees and their political heirs at this yr’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, because the group’s leaders pleaded for unity forward of a difficult midterm election yr for Republicans. More right here. Iran has warned the US that it's ready to confront any floor assault, accusing Washington of secretly planning a land assault whereas publicly looking for talks, because the warfare that has killed 1000's of individuals and induced the largest ever disruption to world power provides entered its second month. More right here. US lawmakers have responded to stories that the Pentagon is getting ready for weeks of floor operations in Iran as 1000's of US troops assemble within the Middle East and the battle confirmed indicators of getting into a extra harmful part. More right here. The abortion price is holding regular within the US regardless of complete and partial bans in some states – largely due to journey throughout state strains and a major enhance in telehealth appointments, a brand new report says. More right here. Pope Leo has mentioned God ignores the prayers of leaders who wage warfare and have “hands full of blood”, in an obvious rebuke to the Trump administration. The pontiff made the feedback on Sunday as 1000's of US troops arrived within the Middle East. More than 8 million individuals protested towards the Trump administration at greater than 3,300 No Kings occasions throughout the US and in additional than a dozen international locations on Saturday, in line with organizers. Share [ad_2] This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its authentic location you'll be able to go to the hyperlink bellow: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2026/mar/30/donald-trump-shutdown-ice-dhs-tsa-airports-iran-jd-vance-latest-news-updatesand if you wish to take away this text from our web site please contact us