- The Trump administration is developing plans to stop international flights to several Democratic 'sanctuary cities' in the U.S.
- Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin stated these plans are a response to local Democratic leaders not cooperating with federal immigration enforcement.
- Cities such as Newark, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles could be impacted, with Mullin specifically mentioning recent clashes at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Newark.
- Mullin argued that if cities will not enforce immigration policies, then processing international travelers through their airports is illogical.
- The U.S. travel industry has warned that such a move would have 'devastating consequences,' especially with the FIFA World Cup approaching next month.
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