Long security lines continue at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport amid a partial federal government shutdown. Airport leaders warn that TSA staffing shortages could lead to waits of up to two hours. The disruption stems from a disagreement in the Senate over new funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Without a deal, TSA agents continue to work without pay. Airport officials warn that the issues could continue throughout the week or longer if lawmakers fail to reach a funding agreement. DHS Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Lauren Bis attributed the delays to the ongoing funding dispute.