INDIANAPOLIS TSA officers at Indianapolis International Airport have been working without paychecks for more than a month due to the ongoing government shutdown, creating a ripple effect that's impacting flight operations and traveler experiences.

Myles Wagner, Executive Vice President of AFGE Local 618, which represents TSA officers across Indiana, said the financial strain is taking a significant toll on airport security personnel.

"It is absolutely demoralizing that they have to keep on a brave face, smile, be courteous to people, all while not taking a paycheck for well over a month now for something they can't control," Wagner said.

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The stress has already led to staffing shortages, according to Wagner. He explained how the financial pressure creates operatio

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