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- Travelers at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston faced three-hour security lines on March 9.
- The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reported an 8% nationwide absence rate on March 6, with Houston at 53% on March 8 and 47% on March 9.
- The shortages stem from a month-long shutdown caused by Democrats, including Sen. Chuck Schumer, refusing to fund the Department of Homeland Security, leaving TSA workers unpaid.
