Trump moves to resume DHS pay during record shutdown
Labor Department proposes steep prevailing-wage hikes for H-1B, E-3 and PERM cases
U.S. Embassy warns Americans in Iraq to ‘leave immediately’ amid militia threat
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Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson braces for record April crowds amid security staff crunch
Hartsfield-Jackson projects a record 8.3 million passengers this month, with Friday, April 3 tipped to set an all-time single-day screening high. Ongoing TSA staffing gaps linked to the DHS shutdown mean travelers—and employers—should prepare for longer dwell times despite recent pay relief. ([axios.com](https://www.axios.com/local/atlanta/2026/04/02/atlanta-airport-april-travel-predictions))
Senate sends plan to end DHS shutdown back to House as airport delays loom
A bipartisan Senate plan passed April 2 would reopen most of DHS and ease airport logjams, but the bill now faces an uncertain path in the House, keeping travelers and employers in suspense about when normal border and security operations will resume. ([axios.com](https://www.axios.com/2026/04/02/dhs-shutdown-ice-tsa-cbp-senate-passage?utm_source=openai))
U.S. Embassy Amman issues rare security alert for Americans in Jordan
A new U.S. security alert for Jordan warns Americans to heighten vigilance as regional unrest spills over, a reminder that expatriate hubs can face sudden risk shifts. Companies transiting staff through Amman should revisit security and contingency plans. ([en.ammonnews.net](https://en.ammonnews.net/article/90351?utm_source=openai))