Order comes after House Republicans rejected a Senate‑passed deal to fund key DHS subagencies, including the TSA

More than 450 TSA agents have quit during the shutdown, which has left remaining agents without pay for several weeks.

Lawmakers are stalled on funding the Department of Homeland Security as airport delays mount.

Despite President Trump’s directive to pay TSA workers, airport screeners tell Forbes callouts will continue until they get a paycheck.

President Trump says he will sign an executive order ensuring TSA agents will be paid amid the chaos that has ensued during a partial shutdown.

It’s unclear what legal authority Trump has to circumvent Congress, which controls spending.

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While Trump's order could provide temporary relief, it is unclear what authority the White House could invoke for such a move.

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"It is the most reckless thing we've ever seen and we're so frustrated by it," said Speaker Mike Johnson.

Order comes after House Republicans rejected a Senate‑passed deal to fund key DHS subagencies, including the TSA

The announcement comes as long lines for TSA screening of air travelers at airports around the United States persist.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced Friday that Transportation Security Administration employees will begin receiving paychecks.

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Trump signed the action with an eye toward easing long security lines at many of the nation’s top airports.

A deal to fund the Transportation Security Administration is still elusive, but pay for employees could be coming soon. Here's the latest.

Major U.S. airports were still urging travelers to arrive hours early despite President Trump ordering emergency pay for airport workers.

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