Airlines demand court warrants before ICE can board planes at airports

US airlines are pushing back against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations at airports after a gate agent in Dallas blocked an immigration officer from boarding a plane without a judicial warrant. Carriers are now demanding strict protocols requiring a judge's warrant before officers can board aircraft. The dispute makes airlines the latest industry to resist ICE enforcement actions.

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