TSA officers will start getting paychecks as early as Monday, DHS says
The announcement comes as long lines for TSA screening of air travelers at airports around the United States persist.
TSA officers will start getting paychecks as early as Monday, DHS says
The announcement comes as long lines for TSA screening of air travelers at airports around the United States persist.
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