ICE won’t deploy to Boston’s Logan Airport despite nationwide delays and shutdown.

ICE agents will not be deployed to Boston’s Logan Airport, according to TSA union leaders, who say New England airports remain stable despite nationwide security line issues and a 37-day government shutdown. Union president Mike Gayzagian emphasized that TSA officers continue working without pay and urged Congress to fund the agency. While the White House plans ICE deployments at major airports with long wait times, no such move is currently underway at Logan, where officials say existing staffing is sufficient.