Trump reportedly prepares to deploy 3,000 troops to Iran

Travelers still stuck in TSA lines despite ICE presence

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Tuesday, March 24, 2026 Good evening and welcome to your daily news briefing from The Independent.   Trump claims Iran agreed never to have a nuclear weapon as the US reportedly prepares to deploy 3,000 troops, Minnesota is suing the administration over evidence in federal shootings, and travelers are still experiencing hours-long lines despite ICE officers supporting TSA. Top stories 1 | Trump claims Tehran agreed never to have nuclear weapon as US 'prepares to deploy 3,000 troops' Read more 2 | Minnesota sues Trump administration over evidence from federal shootings during ICE surge Read more 3 | Even with ICE agents deployed some airlines are warning passengers of four-hour security lines Read more 4 | New Covid variant has been identified and is already spreading in 25 states Read more 5 | LaGuardia runway safety system 'did not generate an alert' for air-traffic controllers before fatal collision Read more The Big Question    Can Trump turn away asylum seekers? The Supreme Court's conservative majority appears ready to let Donald Trump's administration resume blocking asylum seekers from U.S. border crossings if ports of entry are too overwhelmed to hear their cases. During a hearing over the legality of a previous Trump policy, justices spent most of the time scrutinizing what it means to "arrive" — and the differences between "in" and "at." But it's unclear whether the justices will allow the president to indefinitely block immigrants from starting the asylum process at the U.S.-Mexico border, or dismiss the case altogether. Read more Editors' picks How Trump's army of the religious right is preparing for the apocalypse Too old to be hired, too young to retire: 11 ways to survive the midlife reinvention years The great posture myth – and why slouching might not be as bad as you think     Don't forget to complete your registration We've noticed that you still have not completed your registration to The Independent. Registration is a free and easy way to support our journalism. It allows us to better understand our readers and tailor your experience. By registering, you'll also gain access to a range of exclusive benefits, including: Limited access to Premium articles Access to The Independent app Access to more than 20 newsletters Commenting on independent.co.uk Unlock these benefits by completing your registration today.  COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION NOW COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION   WATCH  LaGuardia passenger recounts harrowing escape from Air Canada plane after crash STAT OF THE DAY $4,000 Taxpayers footed the bill for Kristi Noem's makeup and hair for an an ad campaign starring the DHS secretary in front of Mount Rushmore   Read more QUOTE OF THE DAY "No, daddy, no. Daddy, no daddy, no, I'm sorry, daddy, I'm sorry, dad." Newly sworn-in Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended spanking his children in a 2023 speech   Read more Other stories you might like One jury nearly deadlocked, another deliberating: How trials in two states could reshape the future of social media Talking about politics at work may actually help improve your well-being, study finds The truth about those stealable little hotel toiletries and why they were replaced with refillable dispensers Please do not reply directly to this email   You are currently registered to receive The Independent's Evening Headlines newsletter.   To unsubscribe from The Independent's Evening Headlines newsletter, or to manage your email preferences please click here.   This e-mail was sent by Independent Digital News and Media Ltd, 14-18 Finsbury Square, London EC2A 1AH. Registered in England and Wales with company number 07320345 Read our privacy policy and cookie policy