Petal to Metal: Rose Inspections Didn't Stop During Shutdown

Throughout the five-week government shutdown, one essential government service continued at Miami International Airport: checking for exotic bugs in bunches of roses destined for Valentine's Day bouquets. U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture inspectors kept...

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