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消息：伊朗要求过境船只提供详细信息 以强化霍尔木兹海峡管控

发布时间：2026年3月25日 20:42 / 来源：联合早报

消息人士声称，寻求在伊朗保护下通过霍尔木兹海峡的船只，被要求提供船员、货物清单、航程详情和提单，以便获得伊斯兰革命卫队的通行许可。

彭博社引述消息人士报道，目前这一流程仍较为特殊，具体要求会因船而异，但这一做法显示出，在波斯湾冲突进入第四周之际，伊朗正通过一套半正式机制，强化对这一关键海上通道的管控。

这些知情人士说，伊朗已向部分、但非全部船只索要费用。

他们称，这些通过中间人传达、金额各异的索要款项，通常只针对油轮、液化气船或其他载有高价值货物的船只。

自美国和以色列近一个月前开始空袭以来，只有极少数船只能够通过这条水道，其中许多是与伊朗或中国有关的油轮。

伊朗本周早些时候在一份公报中说，来自友好国家的船只“在与伊朗主管当局协调下”可以继续航行。

另据英国媒体星期三（3月25日）报道，英国和法国本周将共同主持约30个国家参加的会谈，目标是组建一支联合部队，以重开霍尔木兹海峡这一关键航道。

US Democratic lawmaker Warren presses Fed official over conflicts | Reuters

March 25, 2026 2:06 PM UTC / Reuters

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) speaks to reporters, on the day of classified briefings for the Senate Armed Services Committee on Operation Epic Fury and the situation in Iran, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., March 10, 2026. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo [Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab]

NEW YORK, March 25 (Reuters) – U.S. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday pressed top Federal Reserve official and former veteran Wall ​Street bank attorney Randall Guynn to explain how he is handling potential conflicts ‌of interest in his new role, according to a letter reviewed by Reuters.

Reuters was first to report last month that Guynn, who worked for the biggest U.S. banks during his 40-year career at law firm Davis ​Polk, has been tapped to be director of the Fed’s supervision and regulation division, ​a powerful Fed position policing the industry. He will report to Fed Vice Chair ⁠for Supervision Michelle Bowman.

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The supervision and regulation division is responsible for the Fed’s broad oversight ​of the banking sector, which includes setting rules for and examining the nation’s largest, most ​complex financial institutions.

Bowman initially brought Guynn in as an adviser in 2025 to help execute a sweeping overhaul of banking rules and supervision practices that were introduced following the 2008 financial crisis. The overhaul is part ​of a broader deregulatory push by President Donald Trump’s administration, which says red tape ​is hurting economic growth.

“These matters almost certainly implicate the interests of your former clients, and some of these ‌topics ⁠are matters on which you directly represented clients,” Warren wrote to Guynn in the letter dated March 25.

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Warren pressed Guynn on how he has so far handled potential conflicts and for details of when he has recused himself.

A Fed spokesperson confirmed receipt of the letter, but ​declined to comment further.

Guynn ​previously led the ⁠Financial Institutions Group at Davis Polk, which he joined in 1986, and is widely recognized as an expert on banking regulation. He has ​represented a raft of banks and other financial institutions, including the ​nation’s eight largest ⁠lenders and multiple industry trade groups, and counselled them on regulatory proposals, according to his Davis Polk biography.

His appointment to be director of the supervision and regulation division marks a departure for the central bank, ⁠which since ​at least 1977 put long-tenured Fed career staff in ​that role, according to a Reuters review of Fed press releases.

Guynn is due to testify at a hearing held ​by lawmakers in the House of Representatives on Thursday.

Reporting by Chris Prentice; Editing by Nia Williams

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Senate Democrats reject GOP offer to reopen DHS, still in pursuit of reforms to ICE

By Alex Miller
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Published March 25, 2026 10:45am EDT

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Senate Democrats rejected Republicans’ latest offer to reopen Homeland Security, despite the deal giving them much of what they asked for.

Senate Republicans crafted a framework to reopen the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after meeting with President Donald Trump earlier in the week that would carve out immigration enforcement funding and include some reforms to immigration operations.

It mirrors a similar proposal that Democrats tried to advance on the Senate floor twice during the shutdown, which entered its 39th day on Wednesday. But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Democrats aren’t satisfied with the latest offer, which is still being finalized.

SENATE REPUBLICANS MOVE TO REOPEN DHS WITH NEW PLAN, WAIT FOR DEMOCRATIC BUY-IN

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Democrats rejected Republicans’ latest deal to reopen DHS, and have promised a counteroffer with reforms in return.(Alex Wong/Getty Images)

“Negotiations are ongoing, and they’ve sent us an offer,” Schumer said. “And we’ll be sending them an offer back. And I can assure you it will contain significant reform in it.”

But by Wednesday morning, Senate Democrats had yet to send an offer to Republicans.

After meeting with Trump and hoping that they had a workable deal, Republicans are now frustrated that Democrats are balking.

“We finally just said, ‘Stop. We’ll just fund everything but [[Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO)],’” Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., told Fox News Digital. “That’s what you said you wanted at the beginning. Let’s do that.”

“That’s what we’re doing,” he continued. “So no extra language, no extra playing with it. We’re doing just the baseline. We don’t like it. They don’t like it. It opens everything up and gets everybody funded again.”

CORNYN TARGETS LAWMAKERS’ AIRPORT FAST PASS AS TSA LINES GROW DURING DHS SHUTDOWN

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., accused Senate Democrats of being more afraid of “ICE than they are of Iran.”(Allison Robbert/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Republicans’ framework also hit a snag on Tuesday when Trump acknowledged that the GOP was getting “fairly close, but I think any deal they make, I’m pretty much not happy with it.”

Democrats still want stringent reforms to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) baked into any deal and have shut down previous offers from the White House that addressed most of their main concerns, minus requiring judicial warrants for DHS agents and unmasking.

“If we are talking about funding any part of ICE or Customs and Border Protection, we absolutely must take some key steps to rein them in,” Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., said. “The current Republican offer in front of us does not do that.”

The latest chapter in the ongoing back-and-forth comes after negotiations between both sides appeared dead in the water, but reignited last week.

Republicans were hopeful that after finally getting Democrats into a room, they could break through the logjam and reopen the agency as thousands of federal workers go without pay, lines at airports produce staggering delays, and worries about attacks on the homeland increase.

DHS SHUTDOWN TIED FOR SECOND-LONGEST EVER AS DEMS AGAIN BLOCK FUNDING AMID AIRPORT CHAOS, TERRORISM CONCERNS

President Donald Trump walks to speak to reporters before boarding Air Force One at Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach, Fla., on March 23, 2026.(Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)

That shifted over the weekend when Trump demanded that the GOP combine DHS funding with the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act, which had a chilling effect on the talks between Democrats and Republicans.

Now, despite concessions on ICE funding, Democrats say funding for that portion of DHS wasn’t the real problem.

Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., told Fox News Digital that immigration enforcement wasn’t just happening at ERO, but operating through Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

“They’ve created this problem in which it’s really hard to address an immigration enforcement operation that’s out of control because it is funded out of almost every part of the DHS budget,” Murphy said.

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Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, who has been involved in direct talks with Senate Republicans and Trump officials, said that the remaining question was to ensure that funding that is going to HSI and CBP does make its way back into ERO, effectively requiring strict guardrails to prevent any funding from going where it shouldn’t.

“The idea is, HSI should do what HSI should do, CBP does what CBP should do, but not end up augmenting and running the pause on the funding of enforcement,” King said.

Still, Republicans aren’t happy with Democrats turning their back on the framework that they believed gave them exactly what they wanted. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., told Fox News Digital that Democrats couldn’t just “back up” every time a deal was put on the table.

“Look, we did all this work, we talked about framework, we get it squared away with the White House, we get it squared away with our caucus, and then they want something more,” Hoeven said. “So I’m not sure.”

Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.

消息：伊朗要求过境船只提供详细信息 以强化霍尔木兹海峡管控

发布/2026年3月25日 20:42

消息人士声称，寻求在伊朗保护下通过霍尔木兹海峡的船只，被要求提供船员、货物清单、航程详情和提单，以便获得伊斯兰革命卫队的通行许可。

彭博社引述消息人士报道，目前这一流程仍较为特殊，具体要求会因船而异，但这一做法显示出，在波斯湾冲突进入第四周之际，伊朗正通过一套半正式机制，强化对这一关键海上通道的管控。

这些知情人士说，伊朗已向部分、但非全部船只索要费用。

他们称，这些通过中间人传达、金额各异的索要款项，通常只针对油轮、液化气船或其他载有高价值货物的船只。

自美国和以色列近一个月前开始空袭以来，只有极少数船只能够通过这条水道，其中许多是与伊朗或中国有关的油轮。

伊朗本周早些时候在一份公报中说，来自友好国家的船只“在与伊朗主管当局协调下”可以继续航行。

另据英国媒体星期三（3月25日）报道，英国和法国本周将共同主持约30个国家参加的会谈，目标是组建一支联合部队，以重开霍尔木兹海峡这一关键航道。

西班牙首相：美以在中东“非法行动”令全球买单不公

2026年3月25日 21:23 / 联合早报

西班牙首相桑切斯星期三在马德里举行的议会会议上，就中东战争发表讲话。 （法新社）

西班牙首相桑切斯说，让全球公民为他所称的美国和以色列在伊朗的“非法行动”买单是不公正的。

路透社报道，桑切斯星期三（3月25日）警告称，这场战争正在对全球经济造成严重冲击，仅西班牙企业在一个月内的损失就高达1000亿欧元（约1483亿新元）。

他在议会上发言时说：“每一枚落在中东的炸弹，都击中了我们家庭的钱包。”这一立场随后得到了其他欧洲领导人的呼应。

这1000亿欧元指的是，自2月28日中东冲突爆发以来，西班牙蓝筹股指数IBEX总市值的下跌规模。

议会预计将在星期四（26日）就内阁上周提出的一揽子纾困措施进行表决，以帮助民众应对经济冲击，包括降低燃油和电力税，并向受能源价格飙升影响最大的行业提供燃油补贴。

桑切斯也警告称，以色列正试图在黎巴嫩制造与加沙地带同等程度的破坏。

前一天，以色列多名部长宣布有意占领黎巴嫩南部领土。

他补充说：“有人纵火焚烧世界，而我们其他人却不得不吞下灰烬，这不公平。”

US Supreme Court backs Cox in fight over pirated music

March 25, 2026 2:13 PM UTC / Reuters

By Blake Brittain

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• Cox can’t be liable for piracy by its internet customers
• Sony, Warner, Universal, other music labels had sued Cox
• Cox calls ruling a “victory for the broadband industry”

WASHINGTON, March 25 (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday Cox Communications cannot ​be held liable for piracy by its internet service subscribers of songs owned by Sony Music, Warner Music ‌Group, Universal Music Group and other labels, ending their billion-dollar-plus music copyright lawsuit.

The 9-0 ruling overturned a lower court’s decision to order a new trial to determine how much the internet service provider owed the record labels for a form of liability called contributory copyright infringement. Cox had said a retrial ​could have produced a verdict against the Atlanta-based ISP of as much as $1.5 billion.

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More than 50 labels joined together ​to sue Cox in 2018.

Internet service providers like Cox are generally not considered liable under U.S. law ⁠for infringement by their users if they take reasonable measures to address it. But the labels accused Cox, the largest unit ​of privately owned Cox Enterprises, of failing to respond to thousands of infringement notices, cut off internet access for repeat infringers or ​take other piracy-deterrence steps.

Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas authored the ruling on Wednesday finding that Cox was not liable for copyright infringement.

“Cox provided internet service to its subscribers, but it did not intend for that service to be used to commit copyright infringement,” Thomas wrote. “Holding Cox liable merely for failing to terminate ​internet service to infringing accounts would expand secondary copyright liability beyond our precedents.”

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Cox spokesperson Todd Smith called the decision “a decisive victory ​for the broadband industry and for the American people who depend on reliable internet service,” and said it “affirms that internet service providers are not copyright ‌police ⁠and should not be held liable for the actions of their customers.”

A jury in Alexandria, Virginia, in 2019 found that Cox owed the labels $1 billion for user infringement of more than 10,000 copyrights. The jury found Cox liable both for contributory infringement and vicarious infringement, two forms of secondary copyright infringement liability.

The Richmond, Virginia-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals threw out the damages award in 2024. The 4th ​Circuit ordered a retrial on ​the award’s size after affirming ⁠the jury’s finding of contributory infringement but reversing its finding of vicarious liability.

Contributory infringement involves holding parties liable for someone else’s infringement because they knew about it and contributed to it. Vicarious infringement ​involves holding parties liable for someone else’s infringement because they had the ability to control the ​infringement and benefited ⁠financially from it.

Cox argued that the position taken by the labels in the case would expand the concept of contributory infringement too broadly. Cox said this stance would threaten to cut off access for thousands of innocent internet users including “entire households, coffee shops, hospitals, universities” and ⁠others “merely because ​some unidentified person was previously alleged to have used the connection to infringe.”

The ​Supreme Court heard arguments in the case in December. A lawyer for President Donald Trump’s administration argued in support of Cox. Alphabet’s Google, Amazon, Microsoft and other internet-focused tech companies ​supported Cox in the case. Music, film and book industry trade groups backed the labels.

Reporting by Blake Brittain; Editing by Will Dunham

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Orphaned bear cubs taken to San Diego for care after mom is euthanized for attacking people

March 25, 2026 / 9:53 AM EDT / CBS News

Two orphaned bear cubs are settling in at a California animal welfare center after their mother was euthanized for attacking people, the San Diego Humane Society said Tuesday.

DNA testing confirmed the mother bear was involved in two public safety incidents in less than a year, CBS Los Angeles reported. In June 2025, the mother bear swiped at an elderly man sitting on his enclosed porch, according to the station. Earlier in March, the bear swiped at a woman walking her dog. Both incidents took place in the neighborhood of Monrovia, California. Both people recovered from minor injuries, CBS Los Angeles said.

City manager Dylan Feik told CBS Los Angeles that the city council and some residents pushed for the bear and her cubs to be relocated to the Angeles National Forest, but state officials decided to euthanize the adult bear. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife told CBS Los Angeles that the decision was made after “a thorough assessment of the bear’s behavior and the circumstances of the incident.”

Two black bear cubs at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center. San Diego Humane Society

Wildlife veterinarians determined the cubs are two or three months old and will need months of extensive care, the organization said. Black bear cubs are generally weaned from their mothers between six and eight months of age, but stay with them until they are about 18 months old,according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. Bear cubs typically follow their mother everywhere and learn skills including how and where to find food.

The San Diego Humane Society said it hopes to be able to return the two cubs to the wild. Rehabilitating the cubs will hopefully ensure they do not follow their mother’s example of exploring human-populated areas, the organization told CBS affiliate KFMB.

The cubs have been settled into a habitat designed to mimic their natural environment, and special efforts are being made to reduce their exposure to humans. KFMB reported that staff will use bear masks, animal furs and scents to “conceal their human identity” while caring for the cubs. They will receive feedings, care and “species-specific enrichment,” the organization said.

“Raising bear cubs from this young age requires an extraordinary amount of time, expertise, and resources,” Autumn Welch, the wildlife operations manager at the organization, told KFMB. “We don’t want them to associate with humans in any way if they are going to have a chance to survive in their natural habitat.”

“With some creativity and dedication, we’ll help (the cubs) develop their survival instincts and remain wild,” the Humane Society said on social media. “Together, we can still give these cubs the chance to live full, wild lives.”

Black bears are common throughout California, with between 49,000 and 71,000 of the animals estimated to live throughout the state, according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The animals will eat most foods, and may enter human neighborhoods to ransack garbage cans or eat other unsecured foodstuffs.

受油价与伊朗战争冲击 特朗普支持率降创新低

2026年3月25日 21:36 / 联合早报

最新民调显示，美国总统特朗普的支持率已跌至第二个任期开始以来的最低水平。 （彭博社）

（华盛顿综合电）由于油价飙升，加上美国民众普遍对向伊朗开战不满，美国总统特朗普的支持率已跌至自重返白宫以来的最低水平。

路透社与民调机构益普索周二（3月24日）公布的民调结果显示，仅36%的美国人满意特朗普的执政表现，较上周调查时的40%下降了四个百分点。

随着汽油价格在美国和以色列对伊朗发起军事行动后升高，美国民众对经济现状的不满加深，仅25%的受访者认可特朗普处理生活费危机的方式。

只有29%的人认可特朗普的经济治理，这是他在两届总统任期内的最低水平，并低于前任拜登在经济方面的任何支持率。多达63%的美国人认为，当前国家经济有些或非常疲软。

与此同时，仅35%的受访者支持美国对伊朗的军事打击，低于上周的37%。

分析员说，这项民调显示特朗普面临着巨大的公众反弹。民主党策略师法拉尔指出：“这为民主党提供了重要的机会，通过聚焦于传统上共和党更关注的议题，如国家安全、经济和移民，他们或可在中期选举有更大收获。”

民主党正寻求在11月中期选举中重夺国会控制权。周二，首次参选的民主党候选人格雷戈里（Emily Gregory）打败了特朗普支持的共和党人，拿下佛罗里达州第87众议院选区，让民主党士气大振。特朗普的海湖庄园就位于这个选区。

不过，民主党的支持率并未随着特朗普民望下跌而显著上升。约38%的注册选民认为，共和党能更好地管理美国经济，更看好民主党经济掌舵能力的比率则为34%。

特朗普政府正设法缓解全球能源危机对美国人的影响。路透社引述知情者报道，美国预计最快于周三（25日）宣布，暂时取消联邦政府对夏季混合汽油的雾霾排放限制。

美国通常会在夏季使用挥发性较低的汽油配方，以减少空气污染。暂时取消减雾限制意味着，炼油商和零售商无须换用更昂贵的夏季配方汽油，从而降低燃油价格。

分析员预计，这有望使每加仑汽油的零售价降低几美分。自美伊战争爆发以来，美国汽油每加仑平均价格上涨了约1美元。

在美国人口大州加利福尼亚，柴油价格已破每加仑7美元，为历史新高。加州约20%的成品油依赖亚洲进口，因此易受大宗商品市场波动影响。

雪佛龙公司（Chevron）周二警告，由于伊朗战争，加州正滑向能源危机的边缘。公司呼吁加州政府宣布进入能源紧急状态，并放松气候和税收法规，以促进州内石油生产，否则雪佛龙可能会在10年内停止在加州炼油。

西班牙首相：美以在中东“非法行动”令全球买单不公

2026年3月25日 21:23 / 联合早报

西班牙首相桑切斯星期三在马德里举行的议会会议上，就中东战争发表讲话。 （法新社）

西班牙首相桑切斯说，让全球公民为他所称的美国和以色列在伊朗的“非法行动”买单是不公正的。

路透社报道，桑切斯星期三（3月25日）警告称，这场战争正在对全球经济造成严重冲击，仅西班牙企业在一个月内的损失就高达1000亿欧元（约1483亿新元）。

他在议会上发言时说：“每一枚落在中东的炸弹，都击中了我们家庭的钱包。”这一立场随后得到了其他欧洲领导人的呼应。

这1000亿欧元指的是，自2月28日中东冲突爆发以来，西班牙蓝筹股指数IBEX总市值的下跌规模。

议会预计将在星期四（26日）就内阁上周提出的一揽子纾困措施进行表决，以帮助民众应对经济冲击，包括降低燃油和电力税，并向受能源价格飙升影响最大的行业提供燃油补贴。

桑切斯也警告称，以色列正试图在黎巴嫩制造与加沙地带同等程度的破坏。

前一天，以色列多名部长宣布有意占领黎巴嫩南部领土。

他补充说：“有人纵火焚烧世界，而我们其他人却不得不吞下灰烬，这不公平。”

Democrats rip Trump’s ICE airport move as shutdown nears 40 days: ‘no reason’

Rep Adelita Grijalva says ICE agents are under-trained for airport security

By Leo Briceno
Fox News

Published March 25, 2026 11:00am EDT

Democrats blasted President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to airports across the country on Monday as travel centers struggle to maintain a security presence amid a partial government shutdown, which is now nearing the 40-day mark.

“There’s absolutely no reason for him to do that,” said Rep. Veronica Escobar, D-Texas. “[Trump] has put a stop to it.”

Instead of using ICE to meet security needs at airports, Escobar said that Congress should pass a proposal that separates funding for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) from the gridlock.

HOUSE GOP TARGETING VULNERABLE DEMS OVER DHS SHUTDOWN, TSA CHAOS

Rep. Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, arrives at a House Ethics Committee meeting on Nov. 20, 2024, in Washington, D.C.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

Fellow Democrat Rep. Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., echoed Escobar’s condemnation of the deployment.

“I think it’s a horrible, horrible idea that’s just going to cause more problems,” Grijalva said.

Like the rest of the agencies that operate under the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), funding for TSA ran dry on Feb. 14 over Democrat-led demands to reform ICE, the agency at the heart of Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Democrats have conditioned their support for DHS funding on a ban on masks for ICE agents, stiffer warrant requirements for apprehending suspects in public and a ban on roaming patrols, among other changes.

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ICE agents arrive at JFK airport in New York City on Monday, March 23, 2026. The agents are being brought in to assist TSA agents amid staffing shortages due to the government shutdown.(David Dee Delgado for Fox News)

Republicans have rebuffed the demands, arguing they would handcuff Trump’s immigration enforcement goals. Republicans need at least seven Democrats to reach the 60-vote threshold to break a filibuster in the Senate, where they hold just 53 seats.

As the standoff reaches the 40-day mark, TSA agents have struggled to continue working while covering costs. Trump announced on Monday that he would deploy ICE in an effort to shore up airport security.

However, Grijalva voiced concern that their immigration-focused work might clash with places of travel.

“I think that their whole job is to try to pick people off that they think are not legally in the United States. That’s most of our big travel hubs,” Grijalva said.

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Rep. Adelita Grijalva, a Democrat from Arizona, speaks to members of the media at the US Capitol in Washington, DC, US, on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025.(Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

She expressed concern that ICE agents wouldn’t have sufficient time to receive the training afforded to regular airport security.

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“So, if you think about it, I don’t know how they would be helpful in making people feel calm. If I were an international traveler, I wouldn’t want to come to the United States to deal with a rogue agency that is under-trained,” Grijalva said.

According to DHS, more than 366 TSA agents have left the force. TSA agents missed their first full paychecks on March 13.

Leo Briceno is a politics reporter for the congressional team at Fox News Digital. He was previously a reporter with World Magazine.

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