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TSA Agents Could Get Paid as Soon as Monday Following Trump Order, DHS Says. Will It End the Airport Crisis?
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents who have been working without wages during the ongoing partial government shutdown could get paid as soon as Monday, at the order of President Donal...

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Why TSA agents aren't getting paid right now — and what it will take to change that
Is ICE getting paid? Officers report to airports amid DHS shutdown
TSA agents will soon be paid but it may not mean immediate relief at airport security lines
With spring break in full swing, airline passengers continued to wait it out at major U.S. airports after President Donald Trump signed an executive order to pay Transportation Security Administration...

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House Republicans pass DHS funding bill that Democrats call 'dead on arrival' in the Senate
Trump Takes Executive Action to Pay TSA Workers as Funding Stalls in Congress
March 27, 2026 — Trump administration and DHS shutdown news
Without action from Congress, TSA agents are confused about what exactly the move will entail, Johnny Jones, secretary/treasurer of the American Federation of Government Employees, told CNN.

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Trump signs executive order to pay TSA workers after House rejects funding bill
TSA workers might get paid Monday, but their worries and airport woes could linger

Why Is TSA Not Getting Paid Right Now But ICE Is?

Weeks of TSA working without pay have culminated in hours-long lines at security and a deadly accident at LaGuardia Airport in New York City on Sunday. As a result, Trump sent in ICE officers to airports to help, although it isn’t clear what their role is.

Is the government shutdown over? Is TSA getting paid? What to know

The Senate reached an agreement overnight to fund most of DHS, including the TSA. Here's what still needs to happen for workers to get paid.

Why aren’t TSA workers getting paid? Answers for CSRA fliers

Airports across the nation, including in Atlanta, are facing long security lines due to the plight of Transportation Security Administration officers.