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Long TSA Lines Expected at Houston Airports Again as Government Shutdown Causes Staffing Shortages

Partial government shutdown causes 41% TSA call-out rate at Houston airports, limiting screening capacity and causing long, unpredictable lines, officials said.

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Travelers flying out of George Bush Intercontinental Airport should be prepared for long security lines again on Friday as the partial government shutdown continues to impact TSA staffing levels.

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HOUSTON – The headache for travelers at Houston airports and across the country continues. More than a month after the partial closure of the federal government, the ravages are felt by the absence of agents of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), who do not receive wages during the period of government closure. According to a TSA statement the absences at Intercontinental Airport George Bush (IAH) were 33.1% and 31.2% in Hobby (HOU…

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KPRC-TV broke the news in Houston, United States on Friday, March 20, 2026.
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