ICE agents are no longer conducting security checks at Pittsburgh International.
The Airport Authority confirms for KDKA Radio the agents have left.
They were sent to multiple airports last month by the President to help ease the congestion at security checkpoints during a partial government shutdown.
TSA agents were ordered to continue working, but were not paid during the shutdown.
That led to mass call offs around the country, but Pittsburgh International was not deeply affected.
Wait times during most days of the shutdown were minimal at Pittsburgh International.
