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Kristi Noem’s Mass Deportation Jet Fleet Sits Grounded at Louisiana Airport
Source: Bloomberg
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Seven Boeing 737-700 jets acquired for hundreds of millions of dollars to support President Donald Trump’s deportation campaign have barely left the ground at Lake Charles Regional Airport in southwest Louisiana. The report points to limited use of the aircraft but gives no purchase total, operating timeframe, or broader financial impact.
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