TSA officers are quitting as a funding standoff forces airport screeners to work without pay
Acting deputy TSA administrator Adam Stahl says the situation will get worse the longer the agency and the Department of Homeland Security don't receive funding.
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2 developments- Mar 16More airport disruptions expected as TSA agents quit amid first weekend without full pay
- Mar 20TSA officers are quitting as a funding standoff forces airport screeners to work without pay
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2 viewpointsTSA officers are quitting rather than working without pay during shutdown as eviction notices, car repos, and empty fridges weigh
TSA officers are quitting as a funding standoff forces them to staff airports without pay
TSA officers skip work as paychecks stop during shutdown, airports face chaos nationwide