The Trump administration is considering suspending customs processing at airports in sanctuary cities, which could shut down international operations at major US aviation hubs. The proposal could affect 68 million passengers and $70 billion in economic activity annually.
- Plan would halt customs and immigration processing at airports in cities that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
- Major international gateways including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Seattle, Boston, and Denver could be affected.
- Airlines warn the proposal could cripple aviation operations, disrupt global supply chains, and cause tens of billions in economic losses.
- International cargo operations including pharmaceuticals, electronics, and perishables would also be severely impacted.
- Industry estimates show 68 million passengers and over $70 billion in annual economic activity at risk.
Source: Eturbonews
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