Labor unions are suing members of the Trump administration to protect Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers’ collective bargaining agreement (CBA).  Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced it is ending its collective bargaining agreement with TSA officers.

A coalition of labor unions has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to stop the Department of Homeland Security from terminating a negotiated TSA union contract.

The largest federal government employee union is alleging in a new lawsuit that the Trump administration violated its First Amendment rights and the "hallowed" sanctity of contracts by canceling a collective bargaining agreement covering Transportation Security Administration (TSA) airport security screeners.

TSA union leaders and members gathered just outside the Dane County Airport to protest against the Trump Administration's anti-union attack against the TSA.

The largest federal employee union filed a lawsuit on Thursday seeking to block President Donald Trump's administration from ending collective bargaining for nearly 50,000 Transportation Security Administration officers that staff checkpoints at U.

The Trump administration says the move will improve the passenger experience, but union officials fear it will harm morale and hurt recruiting efforts.

The announcement comes a week after the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) terminated the collective bargaining agreement.

Union leaders have warned such a move would diminish working conditions and threaten safety at an agency infamous for low morale.

The American Federation of Government Employees accused the Trump administration of retaliating against the labor group over their efforts to block the mass firing of probationary workers across government.