Articles tagged “department of homeland security”

Even without a direct role in screening, a visible ICE presence at airports risks adding new friction to an already fragile inbound travel environment.

When a U.S. crackdown on illegal immigration rattles both workers and travelers, hotels feel it twice.

Targeting a CEO’s home marks a new phase in the anti-ICE campaign — and a reminder that hotel groups now face reputational risks in an ever-more politicized moment.

Even providing a limited security role can provoke international backlash when an agency carries heavy political baggage.

A franchisee of Hilton and IHG has temporarily closed its two hotels in St. Paul, highlighting a challenge that may face other hoteliers nationally in coming months.

Avelo’s CEO acknowledged the flights put it at the center of a “political controversy” but also said the business model wasn’t working.

Hilton apparently decided it needed to move swiftly to guard its national brand reputation.

DHS has accused a Minneapolis Hilton franchisee of canceling ICE agent reservations. Hilton's corporate headquarters says the incident doesn't reflect its values.

The expanded use of facial recognition technology is the latest step toward tighter border controls from the Trump administration.

If TSA does relax the liquids rule, it would be another step toward making travel less tedious.