The system is failing TSA workers — and travelers are paying the price

If you’ve traveled through airports such as New Orleans’ Louis Armstrong or Houston’s Hobby recently, you may have seen something unusual. Security lines stretching farther than you, or anyone, would expect. In you flew out of New Orleans on Sunday, you may have seen those security lines stretch out into the parking garage. They also stretched outside at least one terminal in Houston. Maybe you were worried about missing your flight. Maybe you were frustrated and stood there wondering what was going on. Across the country, TSA officers are once again being asked to report to work without a pay

If you’ve traveled through airports such as New Orleans’ Louis Armstrong or Houston’s Hobby recently, you may have seen something unusual. Security lines stretching farther than you, or anyone, would expect. In you flew out of New Orleans on Sunday, you may have seen those security lines stretch out into the parking garage. They also stretched outside at least one terminal in Houston. Maybe you were worried about missing your flight. Maybe you were frustrated and stood there wondering what was going on. Across the country, TSA officers are once again being asked to report to work without a pay