ATLANTA (AP) — Federal immigration officers have made a notable appearance at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport following President Donald Trump’s commitment to deploy additional agents to bolster the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) during a significant government shutdown. Observations by The Associated Press on Monday morning revealed several federal agents positioned near the lengthy lines at the airport, which is known for its high passenger traffic. Typically, federal agents engage primarily in customs and border protection at international airports, focusing on security, smuggling, and other criminal activities related to immigration. However, their current visibility at TSA security checkpoints is unusual, as these areas are generally monitored by transportation security officers. President Trump’s directive to introduce federal immigration officers at airports aims to streamline security processes during a period marked by delays and concerns over congestion at security lines.