TSA Lines Lengthen at Major Airports as Agents Work Unpaid Amid DHS Shutdown

TSA wait times update: Officer warns of "breaking point"

A union representing TSA officers warned of a "breaking point," as more airports feel the strain of the partial DHS shutdown.

Security lines snake out of more terminals as TSA goes unpaid

Travelers at a growing number of U.S. airports are encountering shuttered security checkpoints and waiting hours in lines that extend well outside the terminals as the partial government shutdown enters its fifth week.

The partial shutdown forcing TSA agents to work without pay could not have come at a worse time

More than 300 Transportation Security Administration agents have quit and thousands more are calling out from work. The partial shutdown comes as the nation faces new threats because of the Iran war.

Why TSA agents aren't getting paid right now — and what it will take to change that

TSA agents have been working without pay for the last month as the result of a partial government shutdown.Annabelle GORDON / AFPTSA agents have gone unpaid for the last month, causing delays at some airports.That's because of the ongoing DHS shutdown, spurred by disagreements over ICE funding.Here's where things stand with the ongoing partial government shutdown.If you've been to the airport in the US lately, you may have encountered long lines…

Over 300 TSA workers quit as shutdown persists

One month into the partial government shutdown, hundreds of Transportation Security Administration workers going without full pay have quit, while others have taken unscheduled time off, prompting more travel headaches.

US Says 10 Percent of Airport Security Officers Did Not Work Sunday Amid Shutdown

US Says 10 Percent of Airport Security Officers Did Not Work Sunday Amid Shutdown