Houston Airports advised travelers to allow extra time to pass through security at two of its airports on Sunday, November 2, as the government shutdown continued. Footage filmed by X user @nextradaymus69 shows a huge crowd waiting to get through to the TSA checkpoint at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. “Four-and-a-half hours just to make it through the line to get into the TSA security line. Missed our flight,” they wrote in a post to X. “Our bags already got sent to our destination. This

Travelers faced hours-long security lines Monday at Houston’s Bush Airport as staffing shortages tied to the government shutdown left only two of five terminals open. Nationwide, air traffic control absences have surged after employees missed paychecks, affecting nearly half of the busiest U.S. airports. https://cbsn.ws/47Wzdhe | CBS News