The partial government shutdown continues, leaving the TSA unpaid and causing long airport security lines. The government is yet to approve funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). At major airports around the U.S., security checkpoint lines have reportedly been reported at 3 1/2 to four hours. At Harry Reid International Airport, a TSA official stated that operations are still normal and efforts are underway to maintain this. The shutdown is affecting workers, particularly after the 43-day shutdown that ended four months ago. The food pantry for TSA workers has reopened and the airport control center is seeking donations from organizations and businesses.