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Trump says he will sign an executive order to have the Department of Homeland Security pay TSA workers

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President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order instructing the Department of Homeland Security to immediately pay Transportation Security Administration workers, aiming to prevent a travel crisis amid a budget deadlock. This move is crucial as TSA agents face missed paychecks and are calling in sick en masse, leading to severe delays at airport checkpoints across the country.

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