Global Entry Program Restored Following Government Funding Dispute

The Department of Homeland Security has officially restarted the Global Entry trusted-traveler program after a temporary suspension caused by a partial government shutdown. The move follows intense funding negotiations between the administration and Democratic lawmakers.

6 articles·March 11 – March 11, 2026

Key Points

The Department of Homeland Security reactivated the Global Entry and TSA PreCheck programs on March 11.
The programs were previously suspended in February due to a partial government shutdown and ongoing funding disputes.
The Trump administration oversaw the restoration of these trusted-traveler services following the resolution of congressional budget conflicts.

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