Ok folks, we have to talk about this….because something very strange is happening with the recent deployment of ICE to airports. I’m not saying it’s bad, I’m just saying something is starting to not add up. Allow me to explain…. Yesterday, as wait times to get through TSA security checkpoints grew to 5 and 6 hours long, President Trump deployed ICE Agents to the 14 largest US airports. Almost instantly, in under 24 hours, the wait times were cut to under an hour, sometimes just 5-10 minutes, and that is continuing to hold and get even better today, which is only Day 2. Details here: BREAKING: CNN Forced To Report Airport Lines Now Down To Under An Hour, Trump Right Again! And people are overwhelmingly loving it and very supportive of the ICE Agents. See here: JUST IN: Passengers Praise ICE Agents and President Trump For Fixing Airports: “I think he’s doing a HELL of a job!” So all of that is really good, right? Yes, of course it is. But here’s the part that’s not quite making sense…. The ICE Agents are NOT running the security lines or doing the security checks. At most, according to reports they are “helping manage lines and flow” and even handing out cold bottles of “ICE” water (get it?) to travelers: Reports from Houston airport describe ICE agents assisting travelers during long TSA lines. What’s being observed: • Agents helping manage lines and flow• Travelers receiving water bottles, even ICE agents holding their place in line as travelers use the restroom.• Efforts… pic.twitter.com/2k0d08jNfe — Parler (@parler_social) March 24, 2026 Reports from Houston airport describe ICE agents assisting travelers during long TSA lines. What’s being observed: • Agents helping manage lines and flow • Travelers receiving water bottles, even ICE agents holding their place in line as travelers use the restroom. • Efforts focused on keeping lines moving during peak congestion According to most videos I have seen, they really just seem to be standing around or walking around: ICE JUST ARRIVED in HOUSTON — 4.5 hour TSA nightmare incoming fix! Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and Hobby (HOU) airports were absolute hell with security lines stretching up to 4.5 hours.pic.twitter.com/yeILD2uGVc — Gunther Eagleman (@GuntherEagleman) March 24, 2026 Multiple reports and videos confirm the ICE Agents are not doing any security screening at all. They’re just seen standing around mostly, and I don’t say that to denigrate their work at all, I’m merely pointing out that they seem to be more of a “presence” rather than doing the active security screening work: JUST IN: ICE and HSI agents are GOING TO WORK at Atlanta airport to alleviate security pressure off unpaid TSA, at Tom Homan's orders "Agents are doing crowd control, and one officer was inside the checkpoint, but not doing any security screening." ICE are PURE HEROES. pic.twitter.com/e9PQI50hIe — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 23, 2026 So that then begs the million-dollar question: How exactly does ICE Agents milling around and passing out cold bottles of ICE Water translate into almost immediately cutting wait times from 5 hours down to 5 minutes? Check out this video from CNN showing literally almost no one in line any more: CNN was just FORCED to report that ICE has drastically improved TSA security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. "There may be a celebration here at the airport.. Almost no line, no waiting… Unbelievable at this point.” “There seems to be more lines… pic.twitter.com/CxiOb1Bpuo — TV News Now (@TVNewsNow) March 24, 2026 I’m being completely serious…. How does this ICE officer here handing out water bottles cut TSA wait times by 95%? JUST IN: In a terrifying sight for Democrats, parents are absolutely LOVING the fact ICE patriots are standing in TSA lines giving their children water bottles All while they have to wait hours in line MASSIVE PR BOOST FOR ICE! pic.twitter.com/wgvH454pXe — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 24, 2026 Again, I fully and completely and unapologetically support ICE and everything they are doing, these are some of the best men and women we have, so I don’t say this to put them down, but these agents are not really doing anything that would speed up TSA security lines. Watch this video here, they are literally not doing anything productive that would amount to cutting wait times by 95%: WATCH: ICE agents at Houston airport hand out water to Americans stuck in long security lines. pic.twitter.com/Vw8uvaY12H — Officer Lew (@officer_Lew) March 24, 2026 Or here: BREAKING: BASED traveler walks right up to ICE agents at Houston airport and shakes his hand *Massive smile on his face*: "Thank you for your service! Thank you!" ICE also happens to be handing out ice cold water to travelers pic.twitter.com/LGTRo2rMga — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 24, 2026 Ok, so I’ve danced around it and asked the question, but now I’ll attempt to venture an answer… Are we being SHOWN in realtime how many illegals are in this Country? If ICE Agents suddenly deploy to 14 major US airports and make a very public point of not really doing anything other than having a presence, standing around, shaking hands, and handing out water bottles, are they SHOWING the country that their presence caused illegal aliens to stay away from the airports? So basically: a) ICE deploys somewhereb) TSA lines plummetc) Traffic vanishesd) ERs clear oute) Construction sites are ghost townsf) Class sizes shrink …and we're still supposed to believe there are only 11 million illegal aliens in the country?!pic.twitter.com/Xd1mWrVZ75 — Matt Van Swol (@mattvanswol) March 24, 2026 Folks, I can’t come up with a better answer that makes more sense, can you? I’m not the only one asking the question: I am becoming more and more convinced that we have MASSIVELY underestimated the number of illegal aliens in the USA. 50 million? 100 million? https://t.co/g5gAvoteTE — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) March 24, 2026 President Trump and Q have long said you can’t just tell people what’s going on, you have to SHOW them. Are we witnessing a massive red-pilling in realtime with these airports? And if so, have our elections been stolen for decades by illegal aliens voting? If this is what happens to major Airports when ICE agents simply show up and hand out water bottles, what happens on Election Day if ICE agents show up and hand out water bottles at all major polling locations?

Delta Air Lines has suspended its “specialty services” to members of Congress because of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown. “Due to the impact on resources from the longstanding government shutdown, Delta will temporarily suspend specialty services to members of Congress flying Delta,” an airline spokesperson told The Hill. “Next to safety, Delta’s no. 1 priority is taking care of our people and customers, which has become increasingly difficult in the current environment,” the spokesperson added. A Delta spokesperson told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that “House and Senate members will now be treated like all flying passengers, according to their SkyMiles status.” NEWS that Congressional staff are not going to like- Delta is suspending its special congressional desk service for members of Congress until the shutdown is over. @ajc https://t.co/q2w4VIkK7p pic.twitter.com/sXnnZFOz4G — Patricia Murphy (@MurphyAJC) March 24, 2026 The Hill shared further: Among the services being suspended are airport escorts and so-called “red coat” services. The Capital Desk, a reservations line, will remain open. The decision, first reported by the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, comes days after the Senate unanimously approved a proposal to end the preferential treatment lawmakers receive at airports, including allowing them to skip the line at security checkpoints. Delta is headquartered in Atlanta, where officials at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport — the world’s busiest airport — have told passengers to allow at least four hours to pass through Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints for domestic and international flights due to “current federal conditions.” ATL airport says arrive for your flight FOUR HOURS early! https://t.co/WzrsnsLF3r — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) March 23, 2026 Watch some of the chaos at the Atlanta airport below: #BREAKING: COMPLETE INSANITY in the Atlanta Airport as the official website has now suspended ALL POSSIBLE ESTIMATES of current wait times for TSA security as travelers have had to wait sometimes as long as… …6+ HOURS IN LINE!!!! HOW LONG MUST THIS GO ON?!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/9CecsjjNwd — Matt Van Swol (@mattvanswol) March 23, 2026 More from the New York Post: Last week, Delta CEO Ed Bastian delivered a fierce rebuke of Congress for allowing funding for DHS to lapse, which has resulted in Transportation Security Administration employees going without full pay for over a month. Bastian called the situation “inexcusable” and railed against lawmakers for using TSA workers as “political chips.” “It’s inexcusable that our security agents, our frontline agents, that are essential to what we do, are not being paid, and it’s ridiculous to see them being used as political chips,” Bastian told CNBC last Tuesday. “We’re outraged.”

The will of legendary actor Chuck Norris has been revealed. As previously reported by the WLT Report, Walker and Texas Ranger star Chuck Norris died at the age of 86. Norris died shortly after suffering a medical emergency in Hawaii. Now, for the first time, Norris’s future fortune of $70 million has been revealed. AOL reported more on Norris’ will: RadarOnline.com can reveal Chuck Norris’s $70million estate is set to be divided among six close family members following the death of the martial arts icon and actor at the age of 86 – with his wife and five children expected to inherit the bulk of his fortune. Norris died on March 20 after a reported medical emergency, with his family confirming his passing a day later. Born Carlos Ray Norris in Oklahoma in 1940, he rose to global fame in the 1970s after starring opposite Bruce Lee in The Way of the Dragon, before becoming a household name through film roles and the television series Walker, Texas Ranger. Over a career spanning decades, Norris built a fortune estimated at $70million, derived largely from acting, television, and business ventures, while maintaining his identity as a martial artist with black belts in multiple disciplines. A source close to the family said discussions around Norris’s estate had long been straightforward, reflecting his emphasis on family unity. The insider told us: “Chuck always made it clear that his wealth should go to the people closest to him – his wife and his children – and that there would be no disputes over his legacy.” Another source added: “The expectation is that the estate will be shared between the six of them in a way that reflects both fairness and his wishes, with provisions already understood within the family.” Norris is survived by his wife, Gena O’Kelley, whom he married in 1998, and his five children from two relationships. O’Kelley is the mother of 24-year-old twins Dakota Norris and Danilee Norris. Norris also had two sons with his first wife, Dianne Holechek, now in her 80s – Mike Norris, 63, and Eric Norris, 60. In addition, he had a daughter, Dina Norris, 61, from a previous relationship, whom he only discovered later in life. Reflecting on that moment in a 2004 interview, Norris said: “I was going through my mail at home, and I see this letter and I open it up. “It’s from Dina… and she says, ‘I’m your daughter from a past experience,’ and she said, ‘I found out you were my father when I was 16, but my mother said you were married and we shouldn’t interfere with your family.'” The two later developed a close relationship. Here was President Trump’s reaction to Norris’ death: JUST IN: President Trump reacts to the death of Chuck Norris "He was a GREAT guy. Wow. A really good, tough cookie, you didn't wanna fight him! He was a GREAT supporter." "Wow. That's too bad." Rest in peace, patriot pic.twitter.com/8B9aMtJSm2 — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 20, 2026 OK Magazine reported on Norris’ health problems prior to his death: Chuck Norris’ health has drawn heightened attention after his death on March 20. The Way of the Dragon actor, who died at the age of 86, reportedly suffered two heart attacks in July 2017. A source told the outlet the medical emergency “would have easily killed most men half his age.” According to the report, Norris faced the episode following his appearance at the United Fighting Arts Federation’s World Championships in Las Vegas. He and his family reportedly took a break at the Tonopah Station Hotel and Casino in Nevada during their nine-hour drive back to their California home. A hotel staffer claimed the legendary star “was on the casino floor a little while, and then went to his room. Around 5:30 a.m., Chuck collapsed with chest pains while taking a shower.” He stopped breathing while being rushed to Mt. Grant General Hospital in Hawthorne, Nev., though a defibrillator later helped restore his heartbeat. He suffered a second heart attack at the hospital, where he also reportedly stopped breathing at some point.

The verdict is in. A Civil Court in California has ruled on a sexual assault lawsuit against the infamous actor Bill Cosby. The jury found Cosby liable for sexually assaulting and drugging a woman in 1973. CBS reported more on the lawsuit against Cosby and how much he has to pay the victim: A civil jury in California found Monday that Bill Cosby was liable for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 1972 and awarded her $59.25 million. After a nearly two-week trial in Santa Monica, jurors found Cosby, 88, liable for the sexual battery and assault of Donna Motsinger. They awarded her $17.5 million in past damages and $1.75 million for future damages, including “mental suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, inconvenience, grief, anxiety, humiliation, and emotional distress.” Then, in a second phase of the trial Monday afternoon, jurors awarded an additional $40 million in punitive damages. Cosby’s attorney, Jennifer Bonjean, said in an email after the initial award earlier Monday that they are disappointed and fully intend to appeal the verdict. She did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the punitive damages. Deliberations lasted about two days. The decision came nearly five years after Cosby was freed from prison in Pennsylvania when the state Supreme Court threw out a criminal conviction based on similar allegations. He has settled some similar lawsuits and has been ordered to pay in others, but Monday’s award is likely the most he has been ordered to pay in a case. BREAKING: A woman who says Bill Cosby drugged and r*ped her has been awarded $19.25 million by a jury. https://t.co/QTFReFemsp pic.twitter.com/OoMsd5mU0M — TMZ (@TMZ) March 23, 2026 People reported on Cosby’s criminal cases: Cosby was charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault, each of which carried a potential prison sentence of up to 10 years. Despite numerous efforts by his attorneys to have the charges dismissed and his deposition barred as evidenced, judges ultimately ruled against Cosby and his lawyers. Cosby’s initial trial began in June 2017. After six days of testimony (including from Constand and one of his accusers from the 2005 civil complaint) and six days of jury deliberation, a mistrial was declared after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict and remained deadlocked. In April 2018, Cosby was back in the courtroom for his retrial in the Constand case. This time, the judge allowed for five women to testify against the entertainer about their alleged assaults, as opposed to just one, according to The New York Times. But the defense also had a new witness: A Temple employee who alleged Constand once told her she could make money by falsely accusing a prominent person. One person the court did not hear from at either trial, however, was Cosby himself. Cosby’s retrial lasted nearly two weeks. After 12 days of testimony and arguments, he was found guilty on all charges and convicted of sexual assault. Following the conviction, Cosby — who faced up to 30 years behind bars — was sentenced to three to 10 years in prison in September 2018. In May 2021, Cosby’s initial petition for parole was denied after he refused to participate in or complete a treatment program for sex offenders and violence prevention. However, a few weeks later, Cosby was freed after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned his conviction. Despite two lower state courts refusing to alter the outcome, the state supreme court agreed to hear the case in June 2021. Their decision to reverse his guilty verdict stemmed from the agreement Cosby had made back in 2005 with then-district attorney Castor, who promised him immunity from criminal charges if he sat for a deposition in Constand’s civil case. As a result, the court determined that Cosby had been subject to “an unconstitutional ‘coercive bait-and-switch,’ ” which the court characterized as a “due process violation.” The judgement called for Cosby to be released from prison immediately (he was about two years into his maximum 10-year sentence) — and on June 30, 2021, he was set free from State Correctional Institute-Phoenix in Collegeville, Penn. Cosby had been in prison for about three years, per The New York Times. Additionally, the court’s decision prohibited the possibility of any future criminal charges in the Constand case. Here’s the moment Cosby was released from prison: https://youtu.be/C5C2P403zL0?si=-Iu3xAsyJRpM3p1j

by Jim Rickards Michael Burry is the famous hedge fund manager who predicted the 2008 meltdown… And made $100 million during that crash. He’s now putting his own money on the line… Betting that this AI company I just exposed in this shocking new interview will collapse. He said: “This bubble looks an awful lot like the dot-com bubble.” [This company] is doomed and hemorrhaging cash.” After correctly predicting the last two major stock market meltdowns… I have to say… I agree 100%. I believe this company is about to go bust… In a meltdown that will be 10 times bigger than Lehman Brothers. So please click here to get the details because… While most people are in the dark… Some of the best investors on the planet… Are already preparing for this coming AI meltdown. For example, tech billionaire Peter Thiel recently sold his entire stake in Nvidia, worth about $100 million. The giant investment firm SoftBank also sold all of its Nvidia holdings for $5.8 billion. Ray Dalio’s hedge fund has also been dumping shares of some of the biggest AI players. He recently cut his Nvidia position by 65%, Google by 52% and Meta by 48%. And over the past few months Warren Buffett sold $177 billion worth of stocks… And he’s now holding a record position in cash. I highly recommend you avoid these hyped-up AI stocks… And take these five simple steps to prepare for what I believe will be a meltdown of historic proportions. (Note: Thank you for supporting businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message in this article and ordering through the included links, which benefits WLTReport. We appreciate your support!  MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!)