ICE Deploying to Airports, Illegal Arrested in Chicago Murder, Trump Iran Ultimatum: AM Update 3/23

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Podcast Summary: The Megyn Kelly Show

Episode: ICE Deploying to Airports, Illegal Arrested in Chicago Murder, Trump Iran Ultimatum: AM Update 3/23
Date: March 23, 2026
Host: Megyn Kelly (SiriusXM)

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Episode Overview

This AM Update episode delivers a rapid-fire briefing on several headline-grabbing stories of the day: the ongoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding stalemate, chaos at U.S. airports and ICE’s impending deployment, a high-profile murder by an illegal immigrant in Chicago, President Trump’s escalating ultimatum to Iran, and a developing missing persons case involving Nancy Guthrie. The tone is urgent and direct, as Megyn Kelly navigates high-stakes political tension, crime, war, and public anxiety.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. DHS Shutdown & Airport Chaos

• DHS Funding Impasse: The prolonged standoff in Congress over DHS funding leads to partial agency shutdowns, hitting TSA especially hard and resulting in unpaid agents, massive absenteeism, and miles-long airport security lines.
  • “TSA agents are currently not being paid, leading some to call out sick to take other jobs, others outright quitting. The result: chaos at airports during a busy spring break.” (02:33 - Megyn Kelly)
• Political Breakdown: Republicans are demanding full DHS funding, while Democrats push for immigration enforcement reforms first. Only Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) has broken ranks to vote for funding.
  • ICE and Border Patrol still have funding because of a previous bill signed by President Trump.
• ICE to the Rescue?: President Trump proposes deploying ICE agents to assist at airports if Congress doesn’t act.
  • Trump quote: “If the radical left Democrats don’t immediately sign an agreement … I will move our brilliant and patriotic ICE agents to the airports where they will do security like no one has ever seen before.” (03:25 - Read by Megyn Kelly)
  • ICE chief Tom Homan explains the plan:
    • ICE can supplement TSA, covering exits and freeing up TSA agents to speed up lines.
    • “I don’t see an ICE agent looking at an X-ray machine because they’re not trained in that.” (04:19 - Tom Homan)

2. Airport Conditions & Public Response

• Traveler Impact: News snippets from airports across Atlanta, Houston, and NYC illustrate widespread delays.
  • “The security checkpoint was snaking through baggage claim 4. Right now it is all the way through Baggage claim nine.” (05:22 - Reporter, via Megyn Kelly)
• Democratic Pushback:
  • Rep. Hakeem Jeffries warns on CNN:
    • “The last thing that the American people need are for untrained ICE agents to be deployed at airports…potentially to brutalize or in some instances, kill them.” (05:56)
• Further Escalation: Secretary Sean Duffy notes the situation is likely to worsen as more TSA agents quit. (07:45)
• Elon Musk Offer: Musk offers (via X) to pay TSA agents’ salaries during the impasse, but the White House hasn’t responded. (08:09)

3. Chicago Murder Case – Immigration & Public Safety

• Overview:
  • 18-year-old Sheridan Gorman, a first-year Loyola University student, was shot and killed near the Chicago lakefront.
  • Suspect: Jose Medina Medina, 25-year-old Venezuelan illegal immigrant, was caught and released at the border in May 2023. He’d been arrested for shoplifting but released and never rearrested after skipping court.
  • “DHS identifying the suspect as Jose Medina Medina…caught and released at the border…arrested just one month after entering…for alleged shoplifting and released on his own recognizance.” (10:04 - Megyn Kelly)
  • Chicago remains a “sanctuary city,” refusing ICE detainer requests without a court order.
  • Investigation ongoing; no motive provided.
• Student Quotes:
  • "You come here for an education. Gun violence should not be something you should be worried about." (09:51 - Student 1)
  • "She had a lot of friends, she was always smiling. It just reflects a lot about that person specifically. So knowing that, it's just horrible." (09:44 - Student 2)
• Family Statement:
  • “This is not an abstraction. This is the loss of a daughter, the loss of a sister.” (09:23 - Family statement read by Megyn Kelly)

4. Iran–US Tensions: Operation Epic Fury

• Trump’s Ultimatum:
  • Ongoing U.S. operation aims at “degrading Iran’s missile capabilities, destroying its defense industrial base, eliminating its navy and air force, preventing any path to a nuclear weapon and protecting key US Allies.” (12:45 - Megyn Kelly)
  • Trump issues a 48-hour deadline demanding Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face “obliteration” of its power plants.
    • “…if Iran does not fully reopen the Strait OF HORMUZ Within 48 hours, the U.S. will, quote, hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first.” (12:54 - Megyn Kelly)
  • This marks an escalation; previously, Trump promised to avoid civilian infrastructure.
• Administration Comments:
  • Treasury Secretary Scott Besant says all options—including ground troops—are on the table.
    • “The president will take whatever steps it takes to achieve those goals.” (13:51 - President Trump, read by Besant)
• Iran’s Threats in Response:
  • Iran warns U.S. and allies’ energy, IT, and desalination infrastructure will be targeted if its own facilities are hit.
• Military Action:
  • Iranian missiles recently struck southern Israel, injuring 115, and attempted a long-range strike at Diego Garcia, suggesting a greater missile range than previously acknowledged.
• Economic Fallout & Public Sentiment:
  • Gas prices spike ($3.94/gallon), economic pessimism rises (32% fear recession).
  • Support for the war declines:
    • 66% see it as a “war of choice”
    • Support by party: 84% of Republicans approve; only 8% of Democrats; 31% of independents

5. Missing Persons – Nancy Guthrie

• Case Update:
  • Search enters seventh week for Nancy Guthrie (mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie) in Tucson, AZ.
  • FBI focuses on vacant houses and workers in her neighborhood.
  • Possible involvement of up to four accomplices and interest in a white van seen on January 11.
• Family Statement:
  • “Someone knows something. It’s possible a member of this community has information that they do not even realize is significant.” (19:35 - Megyn Kelly, reading family statement)
  • Family urges public to review “camera footage, journal entries, and text messages” around key timelines.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On TSA Shortage:
  • "I think you're going to see more TSA agents. They're going to quit or they're not going to show up." (00:39, 07:45 - Sean Duffy)
• ICE Taking Over Security:
  • "I don't see an ICE agent looking at an X-ray machine because they're not trained in that...wherever we can provide extra security, I don't see a problem." (04:19 - Tom Homan)
• Democratic Alarm:
  • "The last thing that the American people need are for untrained ICE agents to be deployed at airports...potentially to brutalize or in some instances, kill them." (05:56 - Hakeem Jeffries)
• On Sanctuary Policy:
  • "The sanctuary city bars cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, specifically barring officials from honoring ICE detainers without a court order." (10:45 - Megyn Kelly)
• Trump’s Threat to Iran:
  • "If Iran does not fully reopen the Strait OF HORMUZ Within 48 hours, the U.S. will, quote, hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first." (12:54 - Megyn Kelly)
• Public Skepticism:
  • "68% now say the administration has not clearly explained its goals...overall approval of the conflict also slipping...66% of respondents agree this is a war of choice." (17:02 - Megyn Kelly)

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Key Timestamps

• 00:33 – Megyn Kelly opens with headlines
• 02:33 – Breakdown of DHS funding drama and airport impacts
• 04:14 – ICE agents’ role explained by Tom Homan
• 05:05 – Field reports from airports
• 05:56 – Rep. Hakeem Jeffries criticizes ICE at airports
• 07:45 – TSA staff quitting, Secretary Duffy warns of worsening crisis
• 08:09 – Elon Musk offers to pay TSA salaries
• 09:12 – Details on Chicago murder suspect and investigation
• 09:36–09:51 – Students mourn Sheridan Gorman
• 12:45 – Trump’s new ultimatum to Iran
• 13:51 – Trump admin’s position on escalation, Besant comments
• 15:00–16:20 – Iranian missile attacks and international threat escalation
• 17:02 – Economic fallout, public support for war waning
• 18:33 – Missing Nancy Guthrie, FBI investigation updates
• 19:35 – Guthrie family’s plea to the community
• 21:44 – Closing remarks and sign-off

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Conclusion

This episode reflects Megyn Kelly’s signature fast-paced, unvarnished news rundown—unafraid of controversy, deeply data-driven, and focused on the intersection of policy, public safety, and national security. The developments around the DHS shutdown, a high-profile crime involving immigrant policy failures, brewing international conflict, and a harrowing missing persons case, all converge to paint a picture of political paralysis and national anxiety, with Kelly maintaining her critical tone and calling attention to where she sees public accountability at stake.

Transcript

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[Megyn Kelly]

I'm Megyn Kelly. It's Monday, March 23, 2026, and this is your AM update.

[Sean Duffy]

I think you're going to see more TSA agents. They're going to quit or they're not going to show up.

[Megyn Kelly]

With the fight over DHS funding dragging on, TSA agents miss paychecks and call out of work as the White House prepares to send in ICE to assist at overwhelmed airports. An illegal immigrant from Venezuela now in custody after allegedly gunning down a young college student student in Chicago.

[President Trump]

The president will take whatever steps it takes to achieve those goals.

[Megyn Kelly]

A new escalation threat from President Trump against Iran amid a deadline tonight as new polling shows Americans growing increasingly uneasy about the war. And the search for Nancy Guthrie stretches into its seventh week as the Guthrie family delivers a pleading new public message. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM update.

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amid a continued impasse on Capitol Hill over DHS funding, a Partial shutdown now dramatically impacting airports across the country. TSA agents are currently not being paid, leading some to call out sick to take other jobs, others outright quitting. The result Chaos at airports during a busy spring break with several major airports facing hours long security lines. Funding for the department lapsing in mid February thanks to Democrats demanding reforms to ICE and Border Patrol before they will agree to a full funding package. Ironically, ICE and other immigration enforcement is still being funded thanks to the big beautiful bill signed by President Trump last summer. But DHS as a whole is not including other divisions like the tsa. Democrats pushing to finance some DHS departments like TSA and the Coast Guard until an agreement can be reached on ICE and CBP reforms. Republicans so far insisting on full funding for the entire department, triggering another failed Senate vote last week. 60 votes are required to advance the legislation requiring at least some Democrat support. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania so far the only Dem to cross party lines and vote to fund dhs. President Trump on Saturday floating a unique potential solution. Posting to Truth Social Quote if the radical left Democrats don't immediately sign an agreement to let our country, in particular our airports, be free and safe again, I will move our brilliant and patriotic ICE agents to the airports where they will do security like no one has ever seen before. Border czar Tom Homan yesterday on CNN confirming plans are underway.

[Interviewer]

Are ICE agents even remotely trained to handle security at airports?

[Tom Homan]

ICE agents receive a high level of training and you know, ICE agents are assigned at many airports across the country already. They do a lot of investigation, criminal investigation on smuggling reports. But you know, there's, I mean there's got TS agents covering exits. You know, certainly a highly trained ICE law enforcement officer can cover an exit. Makes people, people don't go through those exits, stuff like that relieves that TSA officer to go to screening and to reduce those lines. So wherever we can provide extra security, I don't see an ICE agent looking at an X ray machine because they're not trained in that. There are certain parts of security that TSA is doing that we can move them off those jobs and put them in the specialized jobs, help move those lines.

[Megyn Kelly]

Travelers facing mounting delays at airports across the country here reporting From Atlanta News First, Fox 26 in Houston and PIX 11 in New York City.

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lines for travelers trying to get through security at Hartsfield, Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

[Megyn Kelly]

Yesterday at this exact same time, the security checkpoint was snaking through baggage claim 4. Right now it is all the way through Baggage claim nine from one side

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[Airport Reporter 1]

Your TSA wait lines at Terminal E at Bush Airport still say over three

[Airport Reporter 2]

hours this morning here, LaGuardia.

[Airport Reporter 3]

We saw the line stretching through the parking lot just yesterday. Right now, about 50,000 TSA agents are still working without their paychecks.

[Megyn Kelly]

Democrats criticizing the move. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries yesterday on cnn.

[Hakeem Jeffries]

The last thing that the American people need are for untrained ICE agents to be deployed at airports all across the country, potentially to brutalize or in some instances, kill them. We've already seen how ICE conducts itself. These are untrained individuals when it comes to doing the current job that they have for the most part, let alone deploying them in close exposure in highly sensitive situations at airports across the country.

[Megyn Kelly]

Back on the Hill, Homan this past Friday meeting with lawmakers discussing the nature of those talks yesterday on cnn.

[Tom Homan]

I'm invited there just to explain operations and how we conduct business within ICE and cbp. I mean, we have the same policies in place we had during Obama and Biden and Clinton and Bush 1 and Bush 2. So the policies really hasn't changed. It's the execution of those policies that we're talking about. We certainly can't surrender ISIS authorities and their congressionally mandated job. So we're having those discussions.

[Interviewer]

Well, but as you know, they want it to be codified. Things like agents wearing masks, the ability or the requirement to say who they are and things of that nature. So you're saying that the White House is not open to changing any of that?

[Tom Homan]

No, no, I'm saying the majority of it is about policy. Excuse. Now, we're talking about identification. You know, badge number, name, either, or because no borgatoire has a name on their uniform. ICE doesn't have a name on uniforms. We're talking about clear identification. We're talking about, you know, access to detective tension and things like that.

[Megyn Kelly]

Meanwhile, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warning yesterday on abc, the situation could get much worse.

[Sean Duffy]

So I think as we look forward to Friday, that's when the next paycheck should come. And if this, if this Homeland Security funding isn't resolved, I think you're going to see more TSA agents. They're going to quit or they're not going to show up. It's hard for these individuals already to make their ends meet, but without getting paychecks, it's even that much more challenging. And so they're gonna take other jobs to put food on the table and pay the rent. So I do think it's gonna get much worse.

[Megyn Kelly]

More than 400 agents so far quitting since the shutdown began. Elon Musk on Saturday posting to X. I would like to offer to pay the salaries of TSA personnel during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting the lives of so many Americans at airports throughout the country. It is unclear if the White House has responded to the extraordinary offer. A 25 year old man identified by Fox News as an illegal immigrant from Venezuela arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of 18 year old Sheridan Gorman in Chicago. Gorman, a first year student from New York, walking with friends near Loyola beach around 1am Thursday. That's about 8 miles north of the famous Oak Street beach near Chicago's Michigan Mile in a much quieter, more residential area when a masked gunman approached the group firing a single shot, striking her in the back for no apparent reason. Gorman, a first year business student at Loyola University Chicago, pronounced dead at the scene. Her family releasing a statement calling her the heart of the family, writing in part quote, what happened to Sheridan cannot be reduced to the idea of someone being in the wrong place at the wrong time. This is not an abstraction. This is the loss of a daughter, the loss of a sister. The family urging anyone with information to come forward. Fellow classmates of Gorman's speaking out to ABC7 she was really sweet and it

[Student 1]

just makes me really sad because with everything that's going on it does make you wonder like how safe can you be at night.

[Student 2]

She had a lot of friends, she was always smiling. It just reflects a lot about that person specifically. So knowing that, it's just horrible.

[Student 1]

You come here for an education. Gun violence should not be something that you should be worried about or if you should not be worried about walking to the beach and not expect to just get killed like that.

[Megyn Kelly]

DHS identifying the suspect as Jose Medina Medina, Fox News reporting. He was caught and released at the border in May of 2023 under the Biden administration. Police arresting Medina Friday night while executing a search warrant at an apartment just blocks away from the beach. According to CWB Chicago investigators reportedly recovering a firearm inside the apartment now undergoing ballistics testing to determine whether it was used in the shooting. According to the Chicago Tribune, surveillance footage tracking Medina from the scene to the building. Police identifying him in part due to what they describe as a distinct limp. DHS revealing he was arrested just one month after entering this country illegally for alleged shoplifting and released on his own recognizance. He later failed to appear in court leading to an arrest warrant but was never rearrested. Did they even try DHS yesterday lodging a detainer request for Medina, requesting that Chicago officials not release him. The sanctuary city bars cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, specifically barring officials from honoring ICE detainers without a court order. As of now, authorities have not confirmed any motive here and the investigation remains ongoing. Coming up, President Trump threatening a major escalation in Iran and the search for Nancy Guthrie now entering its seventh week as the Guthrie family speaks out in a new statement. Relief Actor loves hearing from pain free customers and hopes they can help you next.

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as Operation Epic Fury enters its fourth week. President Trump over the weekend saying the U.S. is, quote, very close to meeting its objectives, including degrading Iran's missile capabilities, destroying its defense industrial base, eliminating its navy and air force, preventing any path to a nuclear weapon and protecting key US Allies in the region. The following day, however, President Trump issuing a stark ultimatum on Truth Social warning that if Iran does not fully reopen the Strait OF HORMUZ Within 48 hours, the U.S. will, quote, hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the biggest one first. That deadline set to expire at 7:44pm tonight, the threat marking a notable shift, the president previously emphasizing that the US Was avoiding strikes on civilian infrastructure like power plants and oil facilities. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant yesterday on NBC pressed on the apparent change in strategy.

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to wind down the war again. Kristen the president's been very clear from the beginning that the goals are destroy the Iranian air force in the navy to the completely demolish their missile capabilities, demolish their ability to replenish those capabilities, make sure the Iranians cannot have a nuclear weapon and stop their ability to project power internationally. And the president will take whatever steps it takes to achieve those goals.

[Megyn Kelly]

Secretary Bessant asked whether the administration would consider boots on the ground to seize Kharg island, the hub for roughly 90% of Iran's oil exports, which the US has already attacked and which President Trump says he will hit harder if Iran continues to block shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Secretary Besant responding on ground troops that, quote, all options are on the table. Iran responding with threats of its own. A spokesman for Iran's Supreme Military Command headquarters warning, quote, if Iran's fuel and energy infrastructure is attacked, then fuel, energy information technology systems and desalination infrastructure used by America and the regime in the region will be struck. Desalination facilities are essential in the Middle East. Al Jazeera reporting. The six Gulf states, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE among the most water scarce countries in the world, relying heavily on desalination to meet the needs of their people. About 80% of Israel's drinking water coming through five desalination plants along the Mediterranean, according to Ben Gurion University in Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Abu Dhabi. Some 90% of the drinking water depends on desalination plants. Iran continues to drop missiles in the fight. On Saturday, a pair of Iranian ballistic missiles striking southern Israel injuring at least 115 people. The Israeli Defense Force reportedly investigating how the Iron Dome failed to intercept them. Meantime, Iran reportedly firing two intermediate range ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, an Island located 2,500 miles away housing a joint US UK military base. One missile reportedly failing mid flight, another targeted by a US Interceptor, though officials say it's unclear if our interceptor was successful. According to the Wall Street Journal, the attempted strike suggesting Iran's missile range may extend far beyond what it has publicly acknowledged, potentially expanding the threat well outside of the Middle east, possibly potentially putting European targets within the Iranian regime's range. With neither missile hitting the base, however, it's unclear if they were capable of reaching their intended target. Al Jazeera reports that the Iranians deny that Iran was behind this particular launch. Here at home, the national gas average rising to 394 per gallon, according to AAA, up from $2.93 one month ago. Diesel is averaging just over $5 a gallon. One month ago it was between $3.65 and $3.81. And new polling from CBS showing growing pessimism about the economy. 32% of Americans now expect a recession within the next year. That's up from 26% before the start of Operation Epic Fury. In terms of the war, 57% say the conflict is going very or somewhat badly. 43% say it's going well. As confidence in the administration's messaging appears to be slipping, 68% now say the administration has not clearly explained its goals. That's up from 62% earlier this month. Overall approval of the conflict also slipping on 3-4-44% supporting military action against Iran. That number now down to 40 66% of respondents agree this is a war of choice 34% say it's a war of necessity. Breaking down approval by party 84% of Republicans approve of the war 16% disapprove 8% of Dems in favor 92% oppose. Just 31% of independents support the war compared to 69% who oppose it. The search for missing 84 year old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, now entering its seventh week with investigators still without a suspect or clear answers. News Nation correspondent Brian Enten, who has been closely following the investigation, reporting the FBI is intensifying its focus inside Guthrie's Tucson, Arizona neighborhood, including on one home which was vacant at the time of her disappearance. Hear from Brian Entin investigates.

[Airport Reporter 2]

Last week I have confirmed through sources that the FBI has been back in Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood over the last 24 hours or so, going back to neighbors houses and asking more questions. Some of the things that I know that they're talking about is there's one neighbor that moved out before Nancy disappeared and they have been asking more questions about that situation. Not to say that that has anything to do with what happened, but that is something that the FBI agents are asking about and then also, and this I found to be particularly interesting, they are asking about there are several houses that are under construction in the neighborhood and they are asking specifically for names of contractors and workers who were working in the neighborhood on those houses on those construction projects. And I'm talking about like specifics, like they want the names of all the contractors and workers who are working on those houses.

[Megyn Kelly]

Retired Pima County SWAT Commander Bob Krieger telling Parade magazine that vacant houses can serve as staging locations for bad actors needing to scout an area, allowing them to blend into neighborhoods. In a separate report, Pima County Homicide Detective Kurt Dabb telling Parade magazine he believes there may be as many as four accomplices in this case aiding the masked figure captured on security footage outside of Guthrie's door on the night of the abduction. Meanwhile, the Guthrie family issuing a renewed plea to the community Saturday night as part of a Bring Her Home special airing on local station kvoa. The statement reading in part quote, someone knows something. It's possible a member of this community has information that they do not even realize is significant. We hope people search their memories, especially around the key timelines of January 31 and the early morning hours of February 1, as well as the late evening of January 11, January 11 being a possible date of one of those images of the perpetrator on Nancy Guthrie's porch and also a date on which neighbors spotted a mysterious white van in the neighborhood. The statement urging community members to check everything from camera footage to journal entries and text messages. From the statement quote, no detail is too small. Yesterday, Savannah sharing an image on Instagram featuring Jesus with two angels and the caption quote I believe. I believe. And that'll do it for your AM Update. I'm Megan Kelly. Join me back here for the MK show live on SiriusXM's the Megyn Kelly Channel 111 at noon east on YouTube.com Megyn Kelly and on all podcast platforms. And before we go, a huge thanks to all of the AM Update fill in anchors who did the pinch hitting while we were sort of on spring break doing the Megyn Kelly show for most of it but taking a break from AM Update, we were what well served by all of the great men and women who pitched in. Thank you.

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